concatenate-strings - (strings)

String variables and literals can produce a new string by concatenation, using plus ("+") clause. Concatenation in this manner can be used in any statement where a string is expected. Note that you can concatenate binary strings too, i.e. strings that do not end with a null character, with each binary string used in its true length. The result will in general be a binary string.

For instance, here we'll concatenate two string constants and a variable "var": set-string var = "day" set-string newstr = "nice " + var + " it is!" print-out newstr new-line The result will be "nice day it is!". In the following case, directory (variable "dir") is concatenated with a forward slash ("/") and then file name (variable "file") to produce full path of a file to read: read-file dir+"/"+file to content

concatenate-strings - (strings)

Add strings using a plus ("+") sign.

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<string> + <string> [ + ... ]