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accessing a string is returning an expected result
Hi,
Create a new project, add a new script, copy of the code below into the start listener and run the project. I would expect the output in the log to show that y variable is the character 's'. This script actually returns y as undefined.
var x= 'test';
IR.Log(typeof x); // returns a string
var y= x[2];
IR.Log(y);
Thanks,
Roger
Create a new project, add a new script, copy of the code below into the start listener and run the project. I would expect the output in the log to show that y variable is the character 's'. This script actually returns y as undefined.
var x= 'test';
IR.Log(typeof x); // returns a string
var y= x[2];
IR.Log(y);
Thanks,
Roger
Customer support service by UserEcho
Thanks, so we have moved to ECMA 3 now? When we change to a new ECMA script release can this be please noted in the change log?
BTW .... I have another workaround... you can also use..
var y= x.split('')[2];
this will also return the character at the specified position.
Thanks,
Roger