string.split
Syntax
- l := string.split(source<,sep>)
Splits the string into sub-strings delimited by the contents of sep, and returns those strings as a list.
By default, sep will match against the same characters as the command processor. This includes parenthesis, equals, space, tab, and commas.
Returns: l - The list of sub-strings. Arguments: source - The original string to tokenize sep - the string to use as a separator, or the regular expression [ \s \t(),=] by default.
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