format(s, [arguments]) 

Return a string with {n} replaced with the n-th argument

var s = pc.string.format("Hello {0}", "world");
console.log(s); // Prints "Hello world"

Parameters

s	String	The string to format
arguments	Object	All other arguments are substituted into the string

Returns

String The formatted string

fromCodePoint(args) 

Get the string for a given code point or set of code points. Polyfill for fromCodePoint.

Parameters

args

Number

The code points to convert to a string

Returns

String The converted string

getCodePoint(string, [i]) 

Get the code point number for a character in a string. Polyfill for codePointAt.

Parameters

string	String	The string to get the code point from
i	Number	The index in the string

Returns

Number The code point value for the character in the string

getCodePoints(string) 

Gets an array of all code points in a string

Parameters

string

String

The string to get code points from

Returns

Number[] The code points in the string

getSymbols(string) 

Gets an array of all grapheme clusters (visible symbols) in a string. This is needed because some symbols (such as emoji or accented characters) are actually made up of multiple character codes.

Parameters

string

String

The string to break into symbols

Returns

String[] The symbols in the string

toBool(s, [strict]) 

Convert a string value to a boolean. In non-strict mode (the default), 'true' is converted to true, all other values are converted to false. In strict mode, 'true' is converted to true, 'false' is converted to false, all other values will throw an Exception.

Parameters

s	String	The string to convert
strict	Boolean	In strict mode an Exception is thrown if s is not an accepted string value. Defaults to false

Returns

Boolean The converted value