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+3 votes

In gdscript, I know that I can get a character from a specific location using something like this:

var string = "Hello"
print(string[3])        # prints "l"

In python, we can use:

string[0:3]

or

string[:3]

to get the first 4 characters, or "Hell".

Is there a way to do this on gdscript as well?

in Engine by (21 points)

2 Answers

0 votes

There is talk of this being added in Godot 3.1.

See https://github.com/godotengine/godot/issues/4715 for discussion as well as workarounds.

by (1,600 points)
+3 votes

Like this:

print("Hello".left(4))

Here the full String Class Doc :-D http://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.0/classes/class_string.html?highlight=String#class-string-left

by (190 points)

I've been looking for this for almost 2-3 hours. :))
so how do we delete the first 4

string = string.left(4)

sorry, incorrect. please ignore.

I asked myself while reading this. I had some alcohol yesterday. What did you do last night, I said to myself. Then looking at history :)))

? i don't understand what you're saying

nevermind. I use google translation. English is not my native language

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