$qword(<index> <list>)

• If the <index> argument is omitted, the empty string is returned.
• If the <list> argument is omitted, the empty string is returned.
• The <index> argument is taken as an integer number.
• If <index> is a negative number, the empty string is returned.
• The return value is the <index>th word in <list>, counting from zero.
• Remember that <list> is always a list of words.
• In either case, if the return value is double-quoted if it contains a space.
• If <index> is greater than the number of words in <list>, the empty string is returned.

Use this function when you need to extract a specific word from a list.

The <index>th word in <list>, counting from zero.

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$qword(2 foo bar blah)                  returns 	blah
xdebug -dword
$qword(1 one "two three" four five)	returns 	"two
xdebug dword
$qword(1 one "two three" four five)	returns 	"two three"

This function first appeared in EPIC5-0.3.2.