right

Right substring every item in a list

Description

Takes a list from STDIN and returns a right substring of that same list.

One parameter is required and that is the number of characters to return. If the parameter is a negative then right counts from the left.

Usage

`<stdin>` -> right int -> `<stdout>`

Examples

Count from the right

» ja: [Monday..Wednesday] -> right 4
[
    "nday",
    "sday",
    "sday"
]

Count from the left

» ja: [Monday..Wednesday] -> left -3
[
    "day",
    "sday",
    "nesday"
]

Detail

Supported data types can queried via runtime

runtime: --marshallers
runtime: --unmarshallers

Synonyms

• right
• list.right

See Also

• a (mkarray): A sophisticated yet simple way to build an array or list
• count: Count items in a map, list or array
• ja (mkarray): A sophisticated yet simply way to build a JSON array
• lang.MarshalData() (system API): Converts structured memory into a Murex data-type (eg for stdio)
• lang.UnmarshalData() (system API): Converts a Murex data-type into structured memory
• prefix: Prefix a string to every item in a list
• right: Right substring every item in a list
• runtime: Returns runtime information on the internal state of Murex
• suffix: Prefix a string to every item in a list