>> can anyone give me an example of match true/false string function?
>
Did my homework, and assuming this is the node you were talking about,
it uses the input called string as the body of text to search through.
The strings called True String and False String are the tokens that are
searched for. The Boolean output indicates whether the True or False
string matched string.
Of course, what happens when both match, or when neither matches?
Apparently the True string gets searched for first, so if both True and
False strings are the same, and match, then True is output. If neither
matches, it is only evident by looking at the output string. When
neither matches, the output string is equal to the input string. In all
other cases, the outp
ut string is the remainder after the match.
When should you use this? Personally I've never needed to use it. If
you see a need to look for one of two tokens, this might be handy. The
node next to it searches for N tokens and returns -1 when none of the
array matches and it is more clear the order that the tokens are
searched for, so if I were to pick between these nodes, this seems like
the clear winner.
Greg McKaskle
