[RESOLVED] [2005] is There a Function That do this ?

[killer7k]

Hi ,

The Split Function has as parameter char

is there a way to use Split Function With String as parameter

How ?
let's say i have this string :
" Hello Vb Forum members enjoy your stay at VbForums enjoy"

i need to extract the String between enjoy
it should be : "your stay at VbForums"

Split("enjoy")..

Thanks

[Atheist]

You can use Regex for that:

Dim myString As String = "The quick fox jumped over the lazy fox"
        Dim reg As New System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("fox")
        Dim mySplittedString() As String = reg.Split(myString)

[tylerpestell]

strToSplit = Mid(strToSplit, 0, Int(strToSplit.Length / 2))

i think that works ....

[kleinma]

As atheist said, although you don't even need to create an instance of regex, there is a shared split method.

Dim myString As String = "The quick fox jumped over the lazy fox"        
Dim mySplittedString() As String = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Split(myString,"fox")

[killer7k]

You can use Regex for that:

Dim myString As String = "The quick fox jumped over the lazy fox"
        Dim reg As New System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("fox")
        Dim mySplittedString() As String = reg.Split(myString)

Thanks Atheist work Great

Yes kleinma work too

@tylerpestell
strToSplit = Mid(strToSplit, 0, Int(strToSplit.Length / 2))

i dont know what you mean ?

anyway now it's working


Thanks All

[.paul.]

you can split a string With String as parameter:

Dim myString() As String = "The quick fox jumped over the lazy fox".Split(New String() {"fox"}, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries)