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Example

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	// Make a binary var we will concat onto it		// Make a binary var we will concat onto it
	my $a = Pack("A*", "Hello");		my $a = Pack("A*", "Hello");
		+	// Make a binary var we will use as the separator
		+	my $sep = Pack("A*", ", ");
	// Make binary stuff to concat to it		// Make binary stuff to concat to it
	my $b = Pack("A*", "Hehe");		my $b = Pack("A*", "Hehe");
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	my $d = Pack("A*", "Cat");		my $d = Pack("A*", "Cat");
	my $e = Pack("A*", "Dog");		my $e = Pack("A*", "Dog");
−	~~my $f = Pack("A*", ", ");~~
	// Do the concat		// Do the concat
−	BinaryConcat(array(&$a, $f), $b, $c, $d, $e);	+	BinaryConcat(array(&$a, $sep), $b, $c, $d, $e);
	say $a;		say $a;
	// PRINTS		// PRINTS

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 BinaryConcat( ,  )

=== Description === Mass append a ton of Binary variables in an extremely fast and efficient way. === Parameters ===..."

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BinaryConcat( <destination/array>, <values> )
</pre>

=== Description ===

Mass append a ton of Binary variables in an extremely fast and efficient way.

=== Parameters ===

==== destination/array ====

IF this param is NOT an array then it expects a binary variable or something it can as such.

IF this param IS an array then the element [0] must be a reference to a binary variable and [1] must be the separator as a binary variable or something that can be converted to it.

==== values ====

One of more values to be concatenated.

=== Return Value ===

Success: Returns true.

Failure: Returns false.

=== Remarks ===

None.

=== Example ===

<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
// Make a binary var we will concat onto it
my $a = Pack("A*", "Hello");
// Make binary stuff to concat to it
my $b = Pack("A*", "Hehe");
my $c = Pack("A*", "Test");
my $d = Pack("A*", "Cat");
my $e = Pack("A*", "Dog");
// Do the concat
BinaryConcat($a, $b, $c, $d, $e);
say $a;
// PRINTS
// HelloHeheTestCatDog
</syntaxhighlight>

Using the separator to do that we must use an array with first element referenced using &

<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
// Make a binary var we will concat onto it
my $a = Pack("A*", "Hello");
// Make binary stuff to concat to it
my $b = Pack("A*", "Hehe");
my $c = Pack("A*", "Test");
my $d = Pack("A*", "Cat");
my $e = Pack("A*", "Dog");
my $f = Pack("A*", ", ");
// Do the concat
BinaryConcat(array(&$a, $f), $b, $c, $d, $e);
say $a;
// PRINTS
// Hello, Hehe, Test, Cat, Dog
</syntaxhighlight>

[[Category:Core Function]]

Core Function BinaryConcat - Revision history

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BinaryConcat( , )
=== Description === Mass append a ton of Binary variables in an extremely fast and efficient way. === Parameters ===..."