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WoWWiki>Starlightblunder: {{luaapi}}

2010-03-25T22:37:46Z

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	{{~~:Lua/Libshortcut\|strbyte\|string.byte~~}} ~~__NOTOC__~~		{{luaapi}}

	Returns the numerical code of a character in a string.		Returns the numerical code of a character in a string.
	indexByte = string.byte(s [, index])		indexByte = string.byte(s [, index[, endIndex]])
			indexByte = strbyte(s [, index[, endIndex]])


	== Arguments ==		== Arguments ==
	:s [, index]		:s [, index[, endIndex]]
	:; s : String - The string to get the numerical code from		:; s : String - The string to get the numerical code from
	:; index : Number - Optional argument specifying the index of the character to get the byte value of		:; index : Number - Optional argument specifying the index of the character to get the byte value of
			:; endIndex : Number - Optional argument specifying the index of the last character to return the value of


	== Returns ==		== Returns ==
	:; indexByte : Number - The byte value of the character at the specified position or nil if the index is invalid		; indexByte : Number - The byte value of the character at the specified position or nil if the index is invalid


	== Example ==		== Example ==
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	> = string.byte("ABCDE",0) -- we're not using C		> = string.byte("ABCDE",0) -- we're not using C
	> = string.byte("ABCDE",100) -- index out of range, no value returned		> = string.byte("ABCDE",100) -- index out of range, no value returned
			> = string.byte("ABCDE", 1, 3)
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	== Details ==		== Details ==
	: The first valid index is 1.		: The first valid index is 1.
	: The last valid index is the length of the string.		: The last valid index is the length of the string.

	~~{{LUA}}~~

WoWWiki>Ravas: Updated to match the API boilerplate.

2007-06-27T14:03:40Z

Updated to match the API boilerplate.

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-{{:Lua/Libshortcut|strbyte|string.byte}}
+{{:Lua/Libshortcut|strbyte|string.byte}} __NOTOC__
-Return the numerical code the i-th character of the string passed.
+Returns the numerical code of a character in a string.
   > = string.byte("ABCDE")      -- no index, so the first character
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   > = string.byte("ABCDE",100)  -- index out of range, no value returned
 {{LUA}}

WoWWiki>Mikk: Use Lua/Libshortcut template. Change category from "LUA Functions" to "Lua functions".

2006-05-26T12:15:53Z

Use Lua/Libshortcut template. Change category from "LUA Functions" to "Lua functions".

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			{{:Lua/Libshortcut\|strbyte\|string.byte}}
	string.byte(s [, i])		string.byte(s [, i])

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	~~----~~		{{LUA}}
	{{~~WoW API~~}}

WoWWiki>Muert at 05:56, 4 January 2006

2006-01-04T05:56:23Z

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	> = string.byte("ABCDE",100) -- index out of range, no value returned		> = string.byte("ABCDE",100) -- index out of range, no value returned

	~~[[Category:API Functions\|strbyte]]~~
	~~[[Category:~~API ~~String Functions\|strbyte]]~~		----
			{{WoW API}}

WoWWiki>Inglais at 19:06, 27 August 2005

2005-08-27T19:06:54Z

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	> = string.byte("ABCDE",0) -- we're not using C		> = string.byte("ABCDE",0) -- we're not using C
	> = string.byte("ABCDE",100) -- index out of range, no value returned		> = string.byte("ABCDE",100) -- index out of range, no value returned

			[[Category:API Functions\|strbyte]]
			[[Category:API String Functions\|strbyte]]

WoWWiki>Sparsematrix at 02:46, 14 February 2005

2005-02-14T02:46:05Z

New page

string.byte(s [, i])

Return the numerical code the i-th character of the string passed.

> = string.byte("ABCDE") -- no index, so the first character
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> = string.byte("ABCDE",1) -- indexes start at 1
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> = string.byte("ABCDE",0) -- we're not using C
> = string.byte("ABCDE",100) -- index out of range, no value returned