fnAddressParser ( address ; type )
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Andrew Butt, Drewsol
http://www.drewsol.com
This CF parses address parts, allowing developers to create calculation fields for single address fields for display and sorting.
Sample Input:
fnAddressParser ( "123 W. 3rd St. #12, Los Angeles, CA 90040" , "Street" )
fnAddressParser ( "123 W. 3rd St. #12, Los Angeles, CA 90040" , "StreetSort" )
fnAddressParser ( "
Drew Wesley
Drewsol
123 W. 3rd St. #12
Los Angeles, CA 90040
" , "City" ) |
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Sample Output:
W. 3rd St.
003 St., #21
Los Angeles |
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Description:
This CF parses address parts, allowing developers to create calculation fields for single address fields for display and sorting.
Note: these functions are not guaranteed
or supported by BrianDunning.com. Please contact the individual
developer with any questions or problems.
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I don't get the whole point behind the trademark symbol in Drewsol's function names. Is the author claiming that the name of the function uniquely identifies his business?
I see nothing unique in the name of this author's custom function names to warrant common law protection. In addition, the product itself is released under open-source license, so it baffles me that the author would seek to protect the name of a product that the author has released ownership rights to. Color me puzzled?!?!?
Dave Graham
dave at bittailor dot com
David Graham, San Diego, CA
October 02, 2009 12:15pm