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Get MessageSet IDs as a Comma-Separated String

Demonstrates the Chilkat MessageSet.ToCommaSeparatedStr method, which returns the unique identifiers as a comma-separated string in ascending numeric order. It takes no arguments; an empty set returns an empty string. This example inserts a few ids and prints them.

Background: This is the fully expanded, human-readable form — every identifier listed explicitly, such as 1,2,3,5. It is handy for logging or display. When you need the terse form that collapses consecutive runs into ranges (for example 1:3,5), use ToCompactString instead. Like the compact form, the returned string contains only the numeric values and not the HasUids setting.

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load ./chilkat.dll

#  Demonstrates the MessageSet.ToCommaSeparatedStr method, which returns the unique identifiers
#  as a comma-separated string in ascending numeric order.  It takes no arguments.

set msgSet [new_CkMessageSet]

#  Build a set by inserting individual identifiers.  The insertion order does not matter;
#  the identifiers are kept in ascending order and duplicates are ignored.
CkMessageSet_InsertId $msgSet 3
CkMessageSet_InsertId $msgSet 1
CkMessageSet_InsertId $msgSet 2
CkMessageSet_InsertId $msgSet 5

#  Get the identifiers as a comma-separated string.
set csv [CkMessageSet_toCommaSeparatedStr $msgSet]
puts "$csv"
#  Output: 1,2,3,5

delete_CkMessageSet $msgSet