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[indexValueStrProp("a=blah; b=doh; c=meh", 1)] | [indexValueStrProp("a=blah; b=doh; c=meh", 1)] | ||
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[[Category:String Property List Function]] | [[Category:String Property List Function]] | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 15 March 2023
indexValueStrProp() Function
• Introduced in version 1.3b42
Returns the value from the specified string property list at the specified index. The index for the string property list starts at 0.
Usage
indexValueStrProp(prop, index)Example
[indexValueStrProp("a=blah; b=doh; c=meh", 1)]