Variable: mockString

const mockString: {
  find: (target: string, pattern: string, startIndex?: number, plain?: boolean) => Nillable<string | number>[];
  format: (base: string, ...replacements: unknown[]) => string;
  gfind: (target: string, pattern: string) => string[];
  gmatch: (target: string, pattern: string) => string[];
  gsub: (target: string, pattern: string, selector: string) => Nillable<string | number>[];
  len: (target: string) => number;
  lower: (target: string) => string;
  match: (target: string, pattern: string, init?: number) => (string | number)[];
  trim: (target: string) => string;
  trim_l: (target: string) => string;
  trim_r: (target: string) => string;
  trim_w: (target: string) => string;
  sub: Nillable<string>;
};

Mock lua global string methods. Use lua VM to get 1-1 behaviour in some cases.

Type Declaration

Name	Type	Description
find()	(target: string, pattern: string, startIndex?: number, plain?: boolean) => Nillable<string | number>[]	-
format()	(base: string, ...replacements: unknown[]) => string	-
gfind()	(target: string, pattern: string) => string[]	-
gmatch()	(target: string, pattern: string) => string[]	-
gsub()	(target: string, pattern: string, selector: string) => Nillable<string | number>[]	-
len()	(target: string) => number	-
lower()	(target: string) => string	-
match()	(target: string, pattern: string, init?: number) => (string | number)[]	As Lua string.match: the captures of the first match, or the whole first match without captures. Returns an empty list when nothing matches, as the engine returns a single nil.
trim()	(target: string) => string	-
trim_l()	(target: string) => string	-
trim_r()	(target: string) => string	-
trim_w()	(target: string) => string	-
sub()	( target: string, start: number, end?: number) => Nillable<string>	-