llGetSubString - Got it to work one way, but not another way.

I have a 4 character string, for this example, "CA13"

I have successfully used llGetSubString to get the "13" off the end and thanks to Ace Cassidy, learned how to convert it into an integer.

I can't figure out the llGetSubString statement to use to extract the "C" and the "A" into two separate variables.

Any help would, as always, be greatly appreciated!

I've been able to get the "C"... but after 20 minutes of trying to get the "A" I still need help.

llGetSubString("CA13",0,1) should return the first 2 characters. This means start at position 0 and end at position 1.

How do I get just the 2nd character, the "A"?

OK, positions in strings start at 0, so in your example:

CA13    - your string
0123    - positions

So, to get the 'A' character, you would use:

llGetSubString("CA13",1,1);

This just gets a single character at position 1.