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how to insert string in a string -> not tie
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| I got the tie part, now how can i insert a string in a string?
for example, I have to add string in this string
<TR><TD>CFF</TD><TD>level 1</TD><!--INS1J--></TR>
add the string before my string marker <!--INS1J-->
so the final string may look like this
<TR><TD>CFF</TD><TD>level 1</TD>ADDSTRINGHERE<!--INS1J--></TR>
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| Gunnar Hjalmarsson 2006-05-11, 6:58 pm |
| Jane wrote:
> I got the tie part, now how can i insert a string in a string?
> for example, I have to add string in this string
> <TR><TD>CFF</TD><TD>level 1</TD><!--INS1J--></TR>
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> add the string before my string marker <!--INS1J-->
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> so the final string may look like this
> <TR><TD>CFF</TD><TD>level 1</TD>ADDSTRINGHERE<!--INS1J--></TR>
Use the s/// operator or combine the index() and substr() functions.
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Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Email: http://www.gunnar.cc/cgi-bin/contact.pl
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