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[theflash]

Okay, I hope the solution to this won't be as embarassingly simple as last time.

When I implement something along the lines of

var test = "Hello. I am a Test.";
var dummy = test.Split(".");

I get a "Call to undefined method 'Split'. Ignored."

My search through these forums suggested, that this would happen, if test was [null] or undefined. But it's not. A "Game.Msg(test)" works fine.

[Spellbreaker]

Hi.

var myStr = new String("Hello. World");
var splitArr = myStr.Split(".");

That should work I gues the missing "new String" is the problem on your code.

[theflash]

Nope. That didn't do it.

[Mnemonic]

It should. How does your code look now?

[theflash]

Okay, no idea why, but I've just created a new script file and it works now. Don't know where the difference is/was, but I'm happy for now.

[Ennio]

I have to resume this post because i found the same problem.
I have an editor where player can write some text, and i want to split it in token using space character as separator

this is my code

Code: WME Script

1. var solution = new String(text);
2. solution = solution.ToLowerCase();
3. var solutionArray = solution.Split(" ");

I get a "Call to undefined method 'Split'" error.
Any idea?

[metamorphium]

is "text" by any chance null?

[Jose]

Hi Ennio,

I think the problem is that the method ToLowerCase isn't returning a String (or something similar). If you change

Code: WME Script

1. solution = solution.ToLowerCase();
2.  

for

Code: WME Script

1. solution = new String(solution.ToLowerCase());
2.  

this should do the trick, I hope.

[Ennio]

All right! ToLowerCase doesn't return a String Object, so now it works perfectly!