String functions

History

ColdFusion MX: ColdFusion now supports the Java UCS-2 representation of Unicode character values 0-65535. (Earlier releases supported ASCII values.)

String-processing functions process any of these characters (including ASCII 0 (NUL) characters), and continue counting subsequent characters of the string, if any. (In earlier releases, some string-processing functions processed the ASCII 0 (NUL) character, but did not process subsequent characters of the string.)

`Asc`	`HTMLEditFormat`	`ParagraphFormat`	`ToBase64`
`BinaryDecode`	`Insert`	`ParseDateTime`	`ToBinary`
`BinaryEncode`	`JavaCast`	`REFind`	`ToString`
`CharsetDecode`	`JSStringFormat`	`REFindNoCase`	`Trim`
`CharsetEncode`	`LCase`	`REMatch`	`UCase`
`Chr`	`Left`	`REMatchNoCase`	`URLDecode`
`CJustify`	`Len`	`RemoveChars`	`URLEncodedFormat`
`Compare`	`LJustify`	`RepeatString`	`Val`
`CompareNoCase`	`ListValueCount`	`Replace`	`Wrap`
`DayOfWeekAsString`	`LSParseNumber`	`RTrim`	`XmlFormat`
`Decrypt`	`LTrim`	`SpanExcluding`
`Encrypt`	`ListValueCountNoCas e`	`ReplaceNoCase`
`Find`	`LSIsDate`	`REReplace`
`FindNoCase`	`LSIsNumeric`	`REReplaceNoCase`
`FindOneOf`	`LSParseCurrency`	`ReplaceList`
`FormatBaseN`	`LSIsCurrency`	`Reverse`
`GenerateSecretKey`	`LSParseDateTime`	`Right`
`GetToken`	`LSParseEuroCurrency`	`RJustify`
`Hash`	`Mid`	`SpanIncluding`
`HTMLCodeFormat`	`MonthAsString`	`StripCR`

Adobe ColdFusion 8

String functions