Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Hi Peter,
I use an alternative trim function that operates faster and removes excess space between words as well as at the start & end:
function trim pText put empty into tNew repeat for each word w in pText put w & space after tNew end repeat delete last char of tNew return tNew end trim
Or, if you don't need the internal clean-up, you can just do
function trimmed theText return word 1 to -1 of theText end trimmed
which is just about simple enough to not use a function at all, and write it in-line when you need it.
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