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 ALLTRIM()
 Remove leading and trailing spaces from a character string
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 Syntax

     ALLTRIM(<cString>) --> cTrimString

 Arguments

     <cString> is the character expression to be trimmed.

 Returns

     ALLTRIM() returns a character string with leading and trailing spaces
     removed.

 Description

     ALLTRIM() is a character function that removes both leading and trailing
     spaces from a string.  It is related to LTRIM() and RTRIM() which remove
     leading and trailing spaces, respectively.  The inverse of ALLTRIM(),
     LTRIM(), and RTRIM() are the PADC(), PADL(), and PADR() functions which
     center, left-justify, or right-justify character strings by padding them
     with fill characters.

 Notes

     .  Space characters:  The ALLTRIM() function treats carriage
        returns, line feeds, and tabs as space characters and removes these
        as well.

 Examples

     .  This example creates a string with both leading and trailing
        spaces, and then trims them with ALLTRIM():

        cString := SPACE(10) + "string" + SPACE(10)
        ? LEN(cString)                     // Result: 26
        ? LEN(ALLTRIM(cString))            // Result: 6

 Files   Library is EXTEND.LIB.