Breaks a string of text into separate words.
[listwords Words]Some Text[/listwords][listwords Words=This is a big long sentence]
[index]: [word]
[/listwords]
[listwords Words=Hello. My name is Carl!&Delimiters= ,!]
[index]: [word]
[/listwords]
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
words | (Required) string of text to break up. |
delimiters | (Optional) List of single characters which define word boundaries. Defaults to space, comma, and dot. |
tabs | (Optional, Rare) Setting Tabs=T causes the list of words to break at tab boundaries only, and runs of tabs are not collapsed. This assists in parsing special formats where two tabs in a row are important and should not be skipped. |
Tag | Description |
---|---|
[index] | A number from 1 to the total number of words in the text indicating the word's index position in the text. |
[word] | Text of the word currently being displayed. |
[delimiter] | Text of the delimiter(s) which caused this word to break. |
[break] | From version 8.1, if the [listwords] context sees the [break] tag while executing, it will stop, once it finishes the current loop. Thus the [break] tag should only appear in a [showif] statement that is evaluated at the end (bottom) of the loop. |
DOWNLOAD WEBDNA NOW!
A list of all WebDNA instructions...
WebDNA LibrariesA list of available libraries for WebDNA...
[biotype]BioType is a behavioral biometrics WebDNA function based on ADGS research and development (from version 8...
WebDNA ModulesA list of the currently available modules...
Technical Change HistoryThis Technical Change History provides a reverse chronological list of WebDNA changes...
Tips and TricksA list of user-submitted tips ...
calculates the CRC32 value of a given file...
[raw]Displays enclosed text without interpreting the [xxx] tags in any way...
[shownext][shownext] is a special context used to create links (or more accurately...
[array]Array Operation...
[xmlnodesattributes]This context is used to iterate the attributes of a specific XML node...
[countchars]Counts the number of letters inside the context...