String Nodes (G Dataflow)

Converts the elements of a one-dimensional string array to a single string with input array elements separated by a delimiting character.

Appends one of two possible strings, determined by a Boolean value, to another string you specify.

Concatenates input strings and/or 1D arrays of strings into a single output string.

Converts substrings in a delimited string to the elements of a one-dimensional string array.

Adds or removes escape characters to or from a string.

Converts a number into a regular string and appends the result to the input string.

Returns the class of a character. If the character is a number, this node interprets it as the ASCII value of a character.

Searches a string array for a substring that matches the regular expression you specify.

Compares each string in a string array to the beginning of an input string until it encounters a match. This node returns the string with the match removed and the array index of the match.

Searches for a pattern of characters in a string as specified by a limited set of regular expressions.

Searches for a pattern of characters in a string as specified by a regular expression. If this node finds a match, it splits the string into three substrings and any number of submatches. Resize the node to view additional submatches found in the string.

Converts the line ending of the input string to the end-of-line character you specify.

Copies a specified line from one string and appends that line to another string.

Converts a relative file path to a string that any operating system can read. The output string uses forward slash separators, which all platforms read as delimiters.

Deletes a specified length of characters in a string and replaces the deleted portion with another string.

Produces a string whose characters are in reverse order of those in an input string.

Moves the first character of a string to the end of the string.

Searches a string for the next token, where a token is defined as either the next set of characters that appears before a specified delimiter or as one of a specified set of operators.

Converts the characters at the beginning of a string to a numeric value, using format specifiers to determine the representation and precision of the resulting number.

Searches for a pattern in the input string and replaces either the first match or every match with a substring you specify.

Searches for a regular expression in the input string and replaces either the first match or every match with a substring you specify.

Replaces all instances of a substring with another substring.

Divides a single string into two substrings.

Returns the number of characters in a string.

Returns a portion, or substring, of a string.

Converts all alphabetic characters in a string to lowercase characters.

Converts all alphabetic characters in a string to uppercase characters.

Removes all ASCII whitespace, such as spaces, tabs, carriage returns, and linefeeds, from the beginning, end, or both ends of the input string.