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StringPrototype.substr(Object, Double, Object) Method

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Definition

Namespace:
Microsoft.JScript
Assembly:
Microsoft.JScript.dll

Creates a new string that contains the specified number of consecutive characters from the specified string, starting from the specified character position. Use substring(Object, Double, Object) instead, if you can.

This API supports the product infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

public:
 static System::String ^ substr(System::Object ^ thisob, double start, System::Object ^ count);
[Microsoft.JScript.JSFunction(Microsoft.JScript.JSFunctionAttributeEnum.HasThisObject, Microsoft.JScript.JSBuiltin.String_substr)]
[Microsoft.JScript.NotRecommended("substr")]
public static string substr (object thisob, double start, object count);
[<Microsoft.JScript.JSFunction(Microsoft.JScript.JSFunctionAttributeEnum.HasThisObject, Microsoft.JScript.JSBuiltin.String_substr)>]
[<Microsoft.JScript.NotRecommended("substr")>]
static member substr : obj * double * obj -> string
Public Shared Function substr (thisob As Object, start As Double, count As Object) As String

Parameters

thisob
Object

The object that this method is acting upon.

start
Double

The first consecutive character to get.

count
Object

The number of characters to get.

Returns

String

A new string that contains count consecutive characters, starting at start.

Attributes
JSFunctionAttribute NotRecommended

Applies to

See also