GC behaviour

internal

AngelScript signature: void string::erase(uint pos, int count = -1)

This function returns the index of the first position where the substring exists in the input string. If the substring doesn't exist in the input stri

This function returns the index of the first position where a byte other than those in substring exists in the input string. If none is found -1 is re

This function returns the index of the first position where the one of the bytes in substring exists in the input string. If the characters in the sub

This function returns the index of the last position where the substring exists in the input string. If the substring doesn't exist in the input strin

This function returns the index of the last position where a byte other than those in substring exists in the input string. If none is found -1 is ret

This function returns the index of the last position where the one of the bytes in substring exists in the input string. If the characters in the subs

AngelScript signature: void string::insert(uint pos, const string &in other)

bool string::isEmpty() bool string::empty() // if AS_USE_STLNAMES == 1

This function takes as input an array of string handles as well as a delimiter and concatenates the array elements into one delimited string. Example:

This function returns a string containing the substring of the input string determined by the starting index and count of characters. AngelScript sig

This is also for testing */

AngelScript signature: string formatFloat(double val, const string &in options, uint width, uint precision)

AngelScript signature: string formatInt(int64 val, const string &in options, uint width)

AngelScript signature: string formatUInt(uint64 val, const string &in options, uint width)

C++Builder doesn't define a non-standard "modff" function but rather an overload of "modf" for float arguments. However, BCC's float overload of fmod(

This could be any call that ultimately * triggers an event */

AngelScript signature: double parseFloat(const string &in val, uint &out byteCount = 0)

AngelScript signature: int64 parseInt(const string &in val, uint base = 10, uint &out byteCount = 0)

AngelScript signature: uint64 parseUInt(const string &in val, uint base = 10, uint &out byteCount = 0)

C++Builder doesn't define a non-standard "sqrtf" function but rather an overload of "sqrt" for float arguments.