new object $help_func_explode: $help_funcs_str;

var $has_name name = ['prop, "explode()", "explode()"];
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var $help_node index = $help_index_function;
var $help_node links = #[["split()", $help_func_split]];
var $help_node nolist = 0;
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var $root inited = 1;
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var $root manager = $help_func_explode;