Property	Value
Native Name	`COMPARE_STRINGS`
Hash	`0x1E34710ECD4AB0EB`
Return Type	`int`
Parameters	`str1` (char), `str2` (char), `matchCase` (BOOL), `maxLength` (int)

Description: ``` Compares two strings up to a specified number of characters. Parameters: str1 - String to be compared. str2 - String to be compared. matchCase - Comparison will be case-sensitive. maxLength - Maximum number of characters to compare. A value of -1 indicates an infinite length. Returns: A value indicating the relationship between the strings: <0 - The first non-matching character in 'str1' is less than the one in 'str2'. (e.g. 'A' < 'B', so result = -1) 0 - The contents of both strings are equal.

0 - The first non-matching character in 'str1' is less than the one in 'str2'. (e.g. 'B' > 'A', so result = 1) Examples: MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("STRING", "string", false, -1); // 0; equal MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("TESTING", "test", false, 4); // 0; equal MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("R2D2", "R2xx", false, 2); // 0; equal MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("foo", "bar", false, -1); // 4; 'f' > 'b' MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("A", "A", true, 1); // 0; equal When comparing case-sensitive strings, lower-case characters are greater than upper-case characters: MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("A", "a", true, 1); // -1; 'A' < 'a' MISC::COMPARE_STRINGS("a", "A", true, 1); // 1; 'a' > 'A'

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