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- Special cases
- NoSpace and UNICODE
NoSpace (Function) In french: SansEspace Returns a string after removing the spaces: - from the left and right side of the initial string.
   within the string.
NoSpace("  3.75 Euros  ")  // Returns "3.75 Euros"
NoSpace("Abra ca da bra", sscInside) Â // Returns "Abracadabra"
Syntax
<Result> = NoSpace(<Initial string> [, <Position>])
<Result>: Character string String without spaces. <Initial string>: Character string Initial string from which the leading and trailing spaces will be removed. This character string is not modified. <Position>: Integer constant Position of the spaces to be removed. This position can correspond to one of the following constants: | | | sscAll | Removes all spaces from the initial string.
Equivalent to sscRight + sscLeft + sscInside. | | sscInside | Removes spaces within the initial string. | | sscLeft | Removes spaces from the left side of the initial string. | sscOutside
(Default value) | Removes spaces from both sides of the initial string.
Equivalent to sscRight + sscLeft. | | sscRight | Removes spaces from the right side of the initial string. |
Remarks - Left can also be used to remove spaces from the right side of the string.
- Right can also be used to remove spaces from the left side of the string.
- Non-breaking spaces: Non-breaking spaces (ESP constant or <160> character) are not removed by NoSpace. To remove them, use NoRightCharacter with the ESP constant.
If the string passed as a parameter is an ANSI string, the result will be an ANSI string. If the string passed as a parameter is a UNICODE string, the result will be a UNICODE string. Remark: If the result of NoSpace on an ANSI string is assigned to a UNICODE string (and vice versa), the conversion will be implicitly performed. Business / UI classification: Neutral code
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