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Asked By | pferft |
Hi everyone,
every now and then I stumble over an error-message like the one in this case:
if "," in text.erase():
print ("comma erased")
error(109,1): Too few arguments for "erase()" call. Expected at least 2.
Whatever I try to put into those (), nothing seems to work. How can I find out what arguments I need in such a case?
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Reply From: | magicalogic |
At the top left of the script editor, click “search help” and type the method. A list with all the methods from any class with a method with such a name will appear so just click the relevant one and you will be given a description of what the method does and the arguments it requires.
In case of “erase” there’s a lot coming up - selecting the one under “String” leads to this then:
void erase(position: int, chars: int)
Erases chars characters from the string starting from position.
I guess it’s a good idea to practice search-help a bit indeed…
Thank you!
pferft | 2020-12-01 12:26