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join() Method


The join() method creates a string of array elements.

Syntax

arrayName.join([separatorString])

Parameter
Description
separatorString
A string of characters to be placed between consecutive elements of the array; if not specified, a comma is used

Returns

A string containing the elements of the specified array, separated either by commas or by instances of separatorString.

Usage

By default, the array elements are separated by commas. The order in the array is the order used for the join() method. The following fragment sets the value of string to "3,5,6,3". You can use another string to separate the array elements by passing it as an optional parameter to the join method.

var a = new Array(3, 5, 6, 3);
var string = a.join();

Example

This example creates the string "3*/*5*/*6*/*3":

var a = new Array(3, 5, 6, 3);
var string = a.join("*/*");


 Siebel eScript Language Reference 
 Published: 18 April 2003