Simple question : how to strip carriage returns from a string?

[Howard Dean]

I have a string with several carriage returns in it. For example:

"This is
my test
string"

I wish to convert it to "This is my test string" (remove all carriage
returns. Can someone tell me how to do this using the string.Replace
function? Thanks!

[Alex Bendig]

How about this:

s = s.Replace("\n", "");

Regards,
Alex
"Howard Dean" <de******@white house.gov> wrote in message
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I have a string with several carriage returns in it. For example:

"This is
my test
string"

I wish to convert it to "This is my test string" (remove all carriage
returns. Can someone tell me how to do this using the string.Replace
function? Thanks!

[Craig S]

You really should check for/replace ASCII 10 and 13 (Carrier Return and Line
Feed)
In C#: \r and \n

i.e.

s = s.Replace("\n", "").Replace("\r ","");

OR if you want to replace several chars you can use the overload for .Trim
and build a unicode array of the chars to remove instead of piling up
..Replaces

"Alex Bendig" <a.******@ieee. org> wrote in message
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How about this:

s = s.Replace("\n", "");

Regards,
Alex
"Howard Dean" <de******@white house.gov> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. ..

I have a string with several carriage returns in it. For example:

"This is
my test
string"

I wish to convert it to "This is my test string" (remove all carriage
returns. Can someone tell me how to do this using the string.Replace
function? Thanks!

[Chris Hornberger]

string pattern = @"[\n\r]";
string fixupPattern = @"\x20{2,}?" ;
string source = "this\n\ris a\r\ntest of\n\rsomething ";

Console.WriteLi ne( "Source:\n{ 0}", source );
Regex r = new Regex( pattern, RegexOptions.Si ngleline );
string newtext = r.Replace( source, "\x20" );
Regex fixup = new Regex( fixupPattern );
newtext = fixup.Replace( newtext, "\x20" );

Console.WriteLi ne( "New Text:\n{0}", newtext );

This could probably be condensed to one regex.