Most recent edit on 2007-02-14 13:04:31 by Mostly_harmless
Additions:
Fills <sSobGroupReturnName> with the remainder obtained after substracting <sSobGroupName2> from <sSobGroupName1> (e.g., if <sSobGroupName1> contains A, B, and C, and <sSobGroupName2> contains B, then <sSobGroupReturnName> will contain only A and C).
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Fills <sSobGroupReturnName> with the remainder obtained after substracting <sSobGroupName1> from <sSobGroupName2> (e.g., if <sSobGroupName1> contains A, B, and C, and <sSobGroupName2> contains B, then <sSobGroupReturnName> will contain only A and C).
Edited on 2004-02-23 23:56:58 by MiKail
Additions:
Fills <sSobGroupReturnName> with the remainder obtained after substracting <sSobGroupName1> from <sSobGroupName2> (e.g., if <sSobGroupName1> contains A, B, and C, and <sSobGroupName2> contains B, then <sSobGroupReturnName> will contain only A and C).
Deletions:
Fills <sSobGroupReturnName> with the remainder obtained after substracting <sSobGroupName1> from <sSobGroupName2>.
E.G., if <sSobGroupName1> contains A, B, and C, and <sSobGroupName2> contains B, then <sSobGroupReturnName> will contain only A and C.
Edited on 2004-02-23 23:56:35 by MiKail
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SobGroup_FillSubstract(<sSobGroupReturnName>, <sSobGroupName1>, <sSobGroupName2>)
Description
Fills <sSobGroupReturnName> with the remainder obtained after substracting <sSobGroupName1> from <sSobGroupName2>.
E.G., if <sSobGroupName1> contains A, B, and C, and <sSobGroupName2> contains B, then <sSobGroupReturnName> will contain only A and C.
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