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G10-42 G10.20 SUNIT (Byte-unit Characters to String) SUNIT() is a function for combining characters in byte unit as many word-unit characters as you specify to make a continuous string. Return value = SUNIT(s, n) Return Value/ Arguments Prefix Description W The first device number of a string consisting of word-unit characters. The number of characters to be combined, or the first device number of the number of characters to be combined. The string obtained by combining byte-unit characters. s n Return value L D F E S B Constant Expression Index Modification Return Value/Arguments Return Value/ Arguments Input/Output Range Input Input 1 to 2047 characters in string length 1-2047 Output - s n Behavior Restrictions If s is NULL, an instruction processing error occurs during execution in the CPU. If the specified n is 0 or less, an instruction processing error occurs during execution in the CPU. The obtained string is stored. If the string length of the combined result is greater than 2047, an instruction processing error occurs during execution in the CPU. If an instruction processing error occurs, an indefinite value is returned. Return value Available Devices Arguments/ Return Value s n Return value Prefix X Y I E L M T C W W S D B F W Z R V H A U P Step Counts Prefix Step Count*1 S 153 *1: In addition, 21 steps are used for each script instruction. IM 34M06Q16-04E 3rd Edition: Dec. 25, 2013-00