program WIN32CUI 'test';

#include 'strings.zir'; 
#include 'console.zir'; //strings is included in console.zir anyway but i've added it above for reference.

char buf[32];

strAppend(@buf, 'Command 1$Command 2$', 32);

//Here you could process the buf string to the deliminator in this sample.

print('My String: "', @buf, '"\r\n');

strFold(@buf, 10); // <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

//and so on for command 2

print('My String: "', @buf, '"\r\n');

wait_key(nil);
ExitProcess(0);

program WIN32CUI 'test';

#include 'strings.zir'; 
#include 'console.zir'; //strings is included in console.zir anyway but i've added it above for reference.

char buf[32];

strAppend(@buf, 'Test ', 32);
strAppend(@buf, 'Test ', 32);
strAppend(@buf, 'Test ', 32);
strAppend(@buf, 'Test ', 32);
strAppend(@buf, 'Test ', 32);
strAppend(@buf, 'Test ', 32);
strAppend(@buf, 'Test ', 32);

print('My String: "', @buf, '"\r\n');

//notice there is one Test missing, there is 6 not 7... this is because it does not all fit into the buffer.

//we can perform checks when using strAppend.

eax = strAppend(@buf, 'Test', 32);
if (eax == false) {
  print('strAppend failed - not enough buffer storage to append the string\r\n');
}


//still 6 Test 's
print('My String: "', @buf, '"\r\n');

wait_key(nil);
ExitProcess(0);

program WIN32CUI 'test';

#include 'strings.zir'; 
#include 'console.zir';


//create our first string "My String"
char buf[32];
strAppend(@buf, 'My String', 32);


//lets duplicate our string into a new allocated buffer using strDup
char* buf2 = strDup(@buf);


//we will lunarize our second string so we can see both buffers are different.
strLunarize(buf2);


//display both our strings
print('My String:         "', @buf, '"\r\n');
print('Duplicated String: "', buf2, '"\r\n');


//duplicated buffers should be deleted with the delete macro to prevent memory leaks
delete buf2;


wait_key(nil);
ExitProcess(0);

My String:         "My String"
Duplicated String: "mY StRiNg"

program WIN32CUI 'test';

#include 'strings.zir'; 
#include 'console.zir';


char buf[64];
strAppend(@buf, 'This is my first sentence. This is the second sentence.', 64);


//let us skip past first sentence using strOffset

ecx = strOffset(@buf, '. ');
add ecx, 2                   //move past the ". "
print('str = ', ecx:string, '\r\n');


//let us check if a specific word appears in the text....
eax = strIndexOf(@buf, 'second');
if (eax <> -1) {
  print('second appears in the string\r\n');
} else {
  print('second does NOT appear in the string\r\n');
}


//and again
eax = strIndexOf(@buf, '$');
if (eax <> -1) {
  print('$ appears in the string\r\n');
} else {
  print('$ does NOT appear in the string\r\n');
}

wait_key(nil);
ExitProcess(0);

eax = strIndexOf('test$', '$');

0 t
1 e
2 s
3 t
4 $