JXtension - String.prototype.remove(start, end)

Purpose:
Gives the user the ability to remove a specified amount of characters from a string.

Parameters:

[ start ]	The starting index for the substring that you would like to remove. If omitted, this will default to 0.
[ end ]	The ending index for the substring that you would like to remove. If omitted, this will default to the last index of the string.

Returns:
The string with the specified substring removed.

Example #1:
The example below will remove the substring which starts at 22 and ends at 29.


var msg = "Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?"; var newMsg = msg.remove(22, 29); alert("The original message:\n" + msg + "\n\nThe new message:\n" + newMsg);

Example #2:
The example below will remove all of the substring starting at 22:


var msg = "My name is Chris West.********"; var newMsg = msg.remove(22); alert("The original message:\n" + msg + "\n\nThe new message:\n" + newMsg);

Example #3:
The example below will remove all of the substring ending at 10.


var msg = "********* My name is Chris West."; var newMsg = msg.remove(null, 10); alert("The original message:\n" + msg + "\n\nThe new message:\n" + newMsg);

See also:

JXtension - String.remove(start, end)