Strings and Buffers
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Strings and Buffers

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bdelete — deletes a number of bytes from a buffer.
binsert — inserts a value into a buffer.
buffer — constructs a buffer.
buffer_to_string — converts a buffer to a string.
format — generates a formatted string.
make_buffer — creates a new, empty buffer.
open_string — allows a string to be used as a file.
parse_string — parses an input string.
raw_memory — tells the amount of memory in use.
shell_match — compares string text to a pattern.
shorten_buffer — reduces the size of a buffer.
strchr, strrchr — search a string for an individual character.
strcmp, stricmp — compare strings.
string — constructs a string.
stringc — constructs a string in Lisp-readable form,
string_file_buffer — queries a string file for its internal buffer.
string_split — breaks a string into individual words.
string_to_buffer — creates a buffer object from a string.
strcvt — converts the Windows character set of a string.
strlen — counts the number of characters in a string.
strncmp, strnicmp — compare two strings and return a numeric result.
strrev — reverses the order of characters in a string.
strstr — finds the location of a given substring.
substr — returns a substring for a given location.
tolower — converts upper case letters to lower case.
toupper — converts lower case letters to upper case.
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