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$substrCP¶Returns the substring of a string. The substring starts with the character at the specified UTF-8 code point (CP) index (zero-based) in the string for the number of code points specified.
$substrCP has the following operator expression syntax:
string expression |
string | The string from which the substring will be extracted. If the argument resolves to a value of If the argument does not resolve to a string or |
code point index |
number | Indicates the starting point of the substring. code point index can be any valid expression as long as it resolves to a non-negative integer. |
code point count |
number | Can be any valid expression as long as it resolves to a non-negative integer or number that can be represented as an integer (such as 2.0). |
{ $substrCP: [ "abcde", 1, 2 ] } |
"bc" |
{ $substrCP: [ "Hello World!", 6, 5 ] } |
"World" |
{ $substrCP: [ "cafétéria", 0, 5 ] } |
"cafét" |
{ $substrCP: [ "cafétéria", 5, 4 ] } |
"éria" |
{ $substrCP: [ "cafétéria", 7, 3 ] } |
"ia" |
{ $substrCP: [ "cafétéria", 3, 1 ] } |
"é" |
The $substrCP operator uses the code points to extract the substring. This behavior differs from the $substrBytes operator which extracts the substring by the number of bytes, where each character uses between one and four bytes.
Consider an inventory collection with the following documents:
The following operation uses the $substrCP operator to separate the quarter value into a yearSubstring and a quarterSubstring. The quarterSubstring field represents the rest of the string from the specified byte index following the yearSubstring. It is calculated by subtracting the byte index from the length of the string using $strLenCP.
The operation returns the following results:操作返回以下结果:
A collection named food contains the following documents:
The following example uses the $substrCP operator to create a three byte menuCode from the name value:
The operation returns the following results:操作返回以下结果:
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