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An awesome methodmap for strings to get rid of char arrays and simplify tones of code. Not sure it all possible, but would be great
String str = "Hello world." // Overloading `=` operator. str.Format("Foo. %s Bar.", str) // Self formatting, => `Foo. Hello world. Bar.` int len = str.Length // `Length` property. => characters count of `Foo. Hello world. Bar.` str = "Foo. " + str + " Bar." // Overloading `+` operator => `Foo. Hello world. Bar.` str == "Foo. Hello world. Bar." // Overloading `==` operator => strings equal or not str.Equals("Foo. Hello world. Bar.", false) // Same as above, but with case sensitivity parameter
Example usage in player class.
String name = player.GetName() // GetName should return String instead of char[] //Just instead of new name[33] player.GetName(name, charsmax(name))
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An awesome methodmap for strings to get rid of char arrays and simplify tones of code. Not sure it all possible, but would be great
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Example usage in player class.
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