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There is more Acrobat JavaScript can than it is written in the Acrobat JavaScript Scripting Reference. Acrobat JavaScript has also almost everything implemented that is in the JavaScript 1.5 Core. The documentation for this part can be loaded from the Netscape developer website. The exact link is in the Acrobat JavaScript documentation.
And among the Core objects, there is the Array object, which does indeed have a way to create an array, and that is the split() method, which allows you to specify the character at which the string should get splitted, and the elements in-between become the elements of the array.
The other way round does work too, and that is the join() method, which also allows you to specify the separator.
Hope, this can help.
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Today, I've had the problem, that I have to convert an array into a string,
because I needed the possibility, to split a data string in an array, like:
data1;data2;data3
How can I do that? I can't split an array, can I? So I think, I have to put
the value of the array in a string, and then split the string again. Is this
the right way?
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