Sample text string: 1=2 3=4 5=6
I got a text box that receives multi-liner string. I want to get the data each line so I need to split it. I got some cases regarding this.
First case:
String[] myArray = textBoxInput.Split('\n');
Yes, it may separate them correctly but if you look closely a '\r' will be added at the end of each string so the myArray will now be {"1=2\r"},{"3=4\r"},{"5=6"}.
The newline is compose of "\r\n" instead of just the common '\n'. Since you split it using '\n', then the '\r' was left behind.
Second case:
String[] myArray = textBoxInput.Split('\r\n');
This case would give some sort of error. That may lead you to the third case.
Third case:
String[] myArray = textBoxInput.Split("\r\n");
Notice that I just change the single quotes into double quotes yet still it will give you an error.
You might be frustrated or annoyed right now. What the heck am I gonna do?!
Here's the solution I got for you:
String[] myArray = Regex.Split(textBoxInput, "\r\n"); or String[] myArray = Regex.Split(textBoxInput, Environment.NewLine);
It may or may not be the best solution but that's what I got for now. Enjoy!
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