Hi, I would like split string with more than one separator, and assign the
result as array.
For example:
"car123house123truck123"
I need split my string in a array of 3 components
car
house
truck
How make that?
I try the split function (<chain.split("123")>), but I get
car
23house
23truck
Thanks in advance for any help.
Freddy Coal
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Freddy Coal wrote:
For example:
"car123house123truck123"
I try the split function (<chain.split("123")>), but I get
car
23house
23truck
Imports VB=Microsoft.VisualBasic
Dim s As String = VB.Split( chain, "123" )
Watch out for that trailing delimiter - you'll probably wind up with a
/four/-element array, with the last one being blank:
s(0) = "car"
s(1) = "house"
s(2) = "truck"
s(3) = (blank)
HTH,
Phill W.
freddy
Mostly is this problem the most simple to do by first changing the delimiter
using replace and than split it.
Cor
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Hi, I would like split string with more than one separator, and assign the
result as array.
For example:
"car123house123truck123"
I need split my string in a array of 3 components
car
house
truck
How make that?
I try the split function (<chain.split("123")>), but I get
car
23house
23truck
Thanks in advance for any help.
Freddy Coal
Thanks a lot Phill, that is the perfect solution for me!
Freddy Coal
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Freddy Coal wrote:
>For example:
"car123house123truck123"
>I try the split function (<chain.split("123")>), but I get
car
23house
23truck
Imports VB=Microsoft.VisualBasic
Dim s As String = VB.Split( chain, "123" )
Watch out for that trailing delimiter - you'll probably wind up with a
/four/-element array, with the last one being blank:
s(0) = "car"
s(1) = "house"
s(2) = "truck"
s(3) = (blank)
HTH,
Phill W.
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