Substring

Returns a specific area of <text> based on the provided [start] and [end] options.

Placeholder Patterns

• %formatter_text_substring_[start]:[end]_<text>%

Options

start

Type	Required	Conditions	Default
Number / String	No	[If Number] 0 ≤ x ≤ (text.length() - 1)	0

The start index of the String. If no number is provided will the first position of the matching text be used.

start is 0-indexed

The number for start is 0-indexed, meaning 0 = 1, 1 = 2 and so on.

end

Type	Required	Conditions	Default
Number / String	No	[If Number] 0 ≤ x ≤ text.length() [If Number] start < x	text.length()

The end index of the String. If no number is provided will the last position of the matching text be used.

text

Type	Required	Conditions	Default
String	Yes

The text to get the Substring of.

Examples

/papi parse me %formatter_text_substring_3:9_Substring%                -> string
/papi parse me %formatter_text_substring_:3_Substring%                 -> Sub
/papi parse me %formatter_text_substring_3:_Substring%                 -> string
/papi parse me %formatter_text_substring_,:_Substring,Another String%  -> ,Another String
/papi parse me %formatter_text_substring_:,_Substring,Another String%  -> Substring

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Last update: 22. March 2025 ()