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Encodes a CSV string to key-value data. Note that in the CSV keys will be in the even positions and values in the odd positions, such that if $x$ is the index of a key, its corresponding value will be at index $x+1$ in the input CSV.

Example Usage

When the function is called with: 

wasCSVToKeyValueData("position, <1,1,0>,toggle, on")

it will return the key-value data: 

position=<1,1,0>&toggle=on

Equivalence

Note that calling: 

string data = wasCSVToKeyValueData("position, <1,1,0>, toggle, on");

is equivalent to: 

string data = wasKeyValueEncode(llCSV2List("position, <1,1,0>, toggle, on"));

Code

This script was tested and works on OpenSim version 0.7.4! 

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//    Copyright (C) 2014 Wizardry and Steamworks - License: CC BY 2.0    //
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string wasCSVToKeyValueData(string csv) {
    list temp = llCSV2List(csv);
    list data = [];
    do {
        data += llList2String(temp, 0) + "=" + llList2String(temp, 1);
        temp = llDeleteSubList(temp, 0, 1);
    } while(llGetListLength(temp) != 0);
    return llDumpList2String(data, "&");
}