EO objects for manipulations with strings.

This is how it works:

Text

The object QQ.txt.text is a decorator of QQ.string.

The attribute is-empty is TRUE if the length of the tuple is zero.

The attribute trim is a new string trimmed from both sides.

The attribute joined is a string that was obtained by concatenating the strings from the tuple with the current string as a delimiter.

The attribute contains is TRUE if current string contains substr as a substring.

The attribute ends-with is TRUE if current string ends with substr.

The attribute starts-with is TRUE if current string starts with substr.

The attribute index-of is an index of substr in current string as a substring.

The attribute lower-case is a new string in lower case.

The attribute upper-case is a new string in upper case.

The attribute at is a one sign from string by index.

The attribute replaced a new string where all substrings target was changed to replacement.

The attribute as-int is an int object derived from the string.

The attribute as-float is a float object derived from the string.

The attribute compare is an int value - result of comparing in lexicographic order. Returns 0 if two strings are equal, a negative number if the first string comes before the argument, a positive number if the first string comes after the argument.

[] > text-test
  QQ.hamcrest.assert-that > @
    trim.
      text
        lower-case.
          text
            " AbC "
    $.equal-to "abc"

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