# String

Updated for version 3.38

## string

An existing class for dealing with strings.

BeardLib doesn't add much to here.

Remember, this class uses periods not colons. So you'd call it like this: string.func.

### Functions

#### Get

| Function            | Return Type | Description                                                                                                                                                  |
| ------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| pretty2(String str) | String      | Converts `str` into a "pretty" string. Basically, it separates capitalized words with a space; so a string such as: "MyCoolString" would be "My Cool String" |
| key(String str)     | String      | Returns the Idstring key of `str` (Basically Idstring(str):key())                                                                                            |

## Anonymous functions

### Functions

| Function             | Description                                                                                                                           |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| prnt(...)            | Prints all arguments (separated by a tab). This function doesn't require to do tostring(). Though it won't print nulls.               |
| prntf(String s, ...) | Like `prnt` but prints using string.format; so you can do things like `prntf("My name is %s and I need a %s", "Dallas", "Medic bag")` |


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