[Gambas-user] Trim$

[Shane]

A white space is any character whose ASCII code is lower or equal than 32.

should be

A white space is any character whose ASCII code is lower or equal to 32.

or

A white space is any character whose ASCII code is lower than or equal 
to 32.

I do not have perfect grammar just saying


On 25/1/21 8:41 am, Benoît Minisini wrote:
> Le 24/01/2021 à 22:34, Shane a écrit :
>> Morning all
>>
>> I was in the need to remove spaces from a string today so I looked at 
>> the docs for the answer
>>
>> and found Trim$
>>
>> _Strip white spaces from the left and from the right of the string 
>> __Expr__._
>>
>> __
>>
>> _A white space is any character whose ASCII code is strictly lower 
>> than 32_.
>>
>> yep thats what I need but it did not work so I looked up ascii 
>> character for Space and found it was 32
>>
>> so yes this would not work! My question, is this by design? or should 
>> ascii 32 be included?
>>
>>
>> Cheers Shane
>>
>>
>
> No, it's "lower or equal than 32".
>
> I have just fixed the documentation.
>
> Regards,
>