First letter not showing.

[Jasa 12265]

In this code.

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function Speak(%message)
{
MessageAll("", "\c7Jasa\c3Jasa\c7\Jasa\c6: " @ getSubStr(%message,1,strLen(%message)-1));
}If I enter speak("Message"); in console the first letter doesn't appear in the message. Thus messaging essage. What am I doing wrong to have it not show the first letter?

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[Destiny/Zack0Wack0]

ere you beaten in the head when you were little?

[Truce]

ere you beaten in the head when you were little?

es, I think he might have been.

[Jasa 12265]

ere you beaten in the head when you were little?

ust when I cried, but that caused me to cry more.

[Kalphiter]

ou should change the "1" in getSubStr to "0"

[Destiny/Zack0Wack0]

usage: getSubStr(string str, int start, int numChars) Returns the substring of str, starting at start, and continuing to either the end of the string, or numChars characters, whichever comes first.

[Jasa 12265]

ou should change the "1" in getSubStr to "0"

h, I see.

[Kalphiter]

h, I see.

ctually, just get rid of "getSubStr(...)" alltogether and replace it with "%message"

[Jasa 12265]

ctually, just get rid of "getSubStr(...)" alltogether and replace it with "%message"

hought it had to be more complicated than that.

[phflack]

lso, would the message start at 0, or 1?
s in abcdefg, 1 would be a or b?

[Destiny/Zack0Wack0]

String and array indexes in programming always start at 0 except for a few languages.

[phflack]

String and array indexes in programming always start at 0 except for a few languages.

ah, and bummer, you broke the chain