Dear All,
I intend to use the result of the .length request as the upper limit of
a loop iterating over every character in a string.
Is there a functional equivalent to .chop which begins at the first
rather than the last character of the string and helps me save the
chopped character in a register or is the only way to pick each
character in a string to use .substring, looping over repeated copies of
an original string, shifting the start and end values step by step?
Thank you for all hints and pointers to documentation beyond the gnu
groff manual.
Best,
Oliver.
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Dr. Oliver Corff
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