Results for hello translation from English to Breton

hello
demat

hello!
kenavo

type'hello '
comment

gnome hello
gnome hello

bonoboui-hello.
bonoboui-hello.

hello world plugin
name=kompezcomment

hello ! my name is lock.
demat ! lok eo ma anv.

len("hello ") returns 5
5 e zistaol len ("hello")

istext("hello ") returns true
gwir e zistaol istext ("hello")

isdate("hello ") returns false
faos e zistaol isdate ("hello")

left("hello "; 2) returns" he "
« & # 160; he & # 160; » e zistaol left ("hello"; 2)

toggle("hello ") returns" hello "
« & # 160; salut & # 160; » e zistaol toggle ("salut")

right("hello "; 2) returns" lo "
« & # 160; lo & # 160; » e zistaol right ("hello"; 2)

trim( "hello kspread") returns "hello kspread"
« & # 160; salut kspread & # 160; » e zistaol trim ("salut kspread")

clean(asciitochar(7) + "hello") returns "hello"
« & # 160; salut & # 160; » e zistaol clean( asciitochar( 7) + "salut")

after pressing alt+ctrl+h the input of'hello 'will be simulated, as if you typed it. this is especially useful if you have call to frequently type a word (for instance, 'unsigned'). every keypress in the input is separated by a colon ':'. note that the keypresses literally mean keypresses, so you have to write what you would press on the keyboard. in the table below, the left column shows the input and the right column shows what to type.\\ "enter" (i. e. new line) enter or return\ a (i. e. small a) a\ a (i. e. capital a) shift+a\: (colon) shift+;\ '' (space) space
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