Count Text Characters

Verb: getStringLength

Counts the characters of a text, returning the total amount.

Syntax

getStringLength --text(String) (Numeric)=value

Inputs

Script Designer Required AcceptedTypes Description
--text Text Required Text Text of which the number of characters is counted.

Outputs

Script Designer AcceptedTypes Description
value Length Number Number of characters counted from Text.

Example

Gets the amount of characters contained in the text "Leader in Intelligent Automation".

defVar --name inputText --type String --value "Leader in Intelligent Automation."
defVar --name textLength --type Numeric
// Count the characters of the input text.
getStringLength --text "${inputText}" textLength=value
logMessage --message "${textLength}" --type "Info"
// This example produces the following result:
// 75

Remarks

All character types are considered in Count Text Characters, including numbers, special characters, spacing, and tabs.

See Also

  • Add Escape Characters to Regular Expression
  • Add Escape Characters to Text
  • Calculate Hash
  • Change Text Case
  • Check File
  • Concatenate Texts
  • Convert HTML to Text
  • Count Occurrences in Text
  • Create Random Text
  • Create Table By Regular Expression
  • Empty or Null Text Variable
  • Find by Regular Expression
  • Find Occurrences in Text
  • Format Text
  • Get Subtext
  • Get Text from Regular Expression
  • HTML to Markdown
  • Insert New Line to Text
  • Join Text
  • Pad Text
  • Parse URI
  • Remove Diacritics
  • Remove Escape Characters
  • Replace Part of Text
  • Replace Text
  • Split Text
  • Trim Text Blanks