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TuDelField
Format:
TuDelField (object.field) |
Purpose:
Deletes an object field.
The object.field parameter must denote an object field,
which means that it must be an expression of the form
t.name or t[expr] where t must be an object.
The resulting object does not contain the specified field any more.
The field index of all subsequent fields is decremented by one.
Return Values:
The TuDelField() function does not return a useful value.
Example:
input: | resulting output:
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<? splitstring("H.E.I", ".")> | ([0]="H", [1]="E", [2]="I") |
<let s=splitstring("H.E.I", "."); TuDelField(s[1]); ? s> | ([0]="H", [1]="I") |
See Also:
TuAppField(), TuAssField(), TuAssign(), TuFieldSort(), TuInsField(), TuMerge(), TuName(), TuProject(), TuSlice().
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