This library was originally meant to be vastly superior, faster, so on, to Deadron's TextHandling library. Unfortunately, in general usage, any kind of minor optimization I could do would just result in milliseconds of saved processing time. The end result was that this library provided what Deadron's does, optimized slightly (or in copytext's case, you might call it significant), and then a little bit more.

The full documentation can be found here and within the library.

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r1

• trimWhitespace was not trimming the end of the supplied string.

r2

• Rewrote matchKeys and updated the comments for it.

r3

• Accidently left in reference to the global kText object when rewriting matchKeys.

r4

• autoComplete() was not searching in lists properly.

r5

• Renamed findTextOccurrence to findWhich, which is infinitely more intuitive.

r6

• Completely rewrote the documentation again.
• Finished all the functions to replicate Deadron's library.
• Library is mostly complete.

r8

• * Removed unused code again...

r9

• Added "find last" option to findWhich(). Supplying -1 to the "which" argument will search for the last occurrence of the substring.
  
  I need to include this in the readme, still... I'm lazy.

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Comparison of similar functions

Deadron.TextHandling	Keeth.kText	Notes
dd_file2list	kText.file2list	Usage is 100% the same..
<no equivalent>	kText.file2listCase	Case-sensitive file2list.
dd_replacetext	kText.replaceText	Usage is 100% the same.
dd_replaceText	kText.replaceTextCase	Case-sensitive replace text. Usage is 100% the same.
dd_hasprefix	kText.hasPrefix	Usage is 100% the same.
dd_hasPrefix	kText.hasPrefixCase	Case-sensitive prefix check. Usage is 100% the same.
dd_hassuffix	kText.hasSuffix	Usage is 100% the same.
dd_hasSuffix	kText.hasSuffixCase	Case-sensitive suffix check. Usage is 100% the same.
dd_text2list	kText.text2list	Usage is 100% the same.
dd_text2List	kText.text2listCase	Case-sensitive text to list. Usage is 100% the same.
dd_list2text	kText.list2text	Usage is 100% the same.
dd_centertext	kText.padText	kText.padText supports centering text using the PAD_BOTH option. The syntax is kText.padText(string, length, PAD_BOTH, " "), compared to dd_centertext(string, length). dd_centertext cuts off any text longer than the given length, which kText.padText does not, since I don't believe that is consistent with the intent behind an attempt to center/pad text.
dd_limittext	kText.limitText	Usage is 100% the same.