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Post From: How to find the location of a text string within an SCString variable

[2017-07-18 01:30:54]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
The closest function available is this one:
ACSIL Programming Concepts: SCString::GetSubString()

but then it's not possible to output that std::string variable directly in AddToMessageLog(), and it's not possible to set an SCString variable equal to the contents of the std::string variable so that it can be output.
However, none of this is true. You can do all of this.

Refer to:
ACSIL Programming Concepts: Working with SCString, Text Strings and Setting ACSIL Structure Member Name Strings
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Date Time Of Last Edit: 2017-07-18 01:31:11