Category - Modifier

This patch truncates a string, from its beginning, middle or end, to a maximum number of characters, words, or sentences. The "Token" string input defines the string to insert where the truncation took place in the original string. more...

Extracts a substructure from a structure. more...

This patch reverses the order of members in a structure. more...

This patch sorts member in a structure using an optional sorting descriptor. If the optional sorting descriptor is specified, then members are sorted according to their values for it. This is especially useful with structures of structures. The sorting descriptor can also define descending sorting (using the '!' prefix), multi-levels sorting (using the ':' separator) as well as paths (using the '.' separator). For instance the sorting descriptor "foo:!bar.thing" means sort by ascending values for "foo"... more...

This patch changes all the characters of a string to uppercase or lowercase. It can also "capitalize" the string so that the first character from each word is uppercase and all remaining characters are lowercase. more...

This patch explodes a string into substrings according to a specified separator. The list of substrings is returned as a structure whose members correspond to the substrings. Note that if the string to explode begins or ends with the separator, the first or last substring, respectively, is empty. If the separator is the empty string, Strings Components will return a structure listing all characters individually. more...

Extracts a substring from a string. more...

This patch replaces occurences of a substring within a string by another string. more...

This patch modifies the texturing properties of an image: texture target, mipmapping levels and texturing matrix. Those texturing properties only affect the image when used as a texture by patches, while the actual contents of the image is left untouched. Note however that some patches (e.g. Billboard) may ignore those properties because of the way they use images. Also be aware that the mipmapping can only be activated if the texture target is set to 2D. more...

Transforms an image applying scaling, rotation and translation. more...