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»trimspace
Function
trimspace
removes any space characters from the start and end of the given
string.
This function follows the Unicode definition of "space", which includes regular spaces, tabs, newline characters, and various other space-like characters.
»Examples
> trimspace(" hello\n\n") hello
> trimspace(" hello\n\n")
hello
»Related Functions
chomp
removes just line ending characters from the end of a string.