Function AtAdjust() | Xbase++

Justifies a substring within a string.

AtAdjust( <cSearchString>          , ;  // Type:  C
          <cString>                , ;  // Type:  C
          <nPosition>              , ;  // Type:  N
          [<nCount>]               , ;  // Type:  N
          [<nIgnoreCharsFromLeft>] , ;  // Type:  N   Default: 0
          [<nCharacter|cCharacter>]  ;  // Type: NC   Default: 32
        ) --> cJustifiedString

AtAdjust() returns the justified string.

The function AtAdjust() modifies a string so that the right part of <cString> which remains after the <nCount>th occurrance of <cSearchString> starts at the position <nPosition>. (<nCount> defaults to the last occurrance of <cSearchString>).

To move the substring the character <nCharacter|cCharacter> is inserted into <cString>.

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