strcat()
Appends two or more strings to the end of the first, resulting in a single string. Returns a new string which is composed of the second string (and possibly additional strings) appended to the end of the first string. Maximum of 32 input arguments. If any argument is not a string or real number, the function fails and reports an error. At least one string entry is required. Real numbers do not require quotes. There is no limit on quantity of parameters for strings, integers or real numbers.
See also: leftstr(), midstr(), rightstr().
Syntax:
strcat(text1, text2 ...);
where
text1 is the first string to concatenate.
text2 is the second string, optionally followed by additional strings separated by commas.
Example:
decl str; str = strcat("hello", "there"); // returns "hello there" x = strcat("des",1); // returns "des1"
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