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Try this:
string[] Parts = tosplit.Split("***", StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
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Firstly Thanks for your response.
You have suggested "StringSplitOptions".
But i think it is not in the framework-1.1
Can you suggest any other solution.
Rahul Kulkarni
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RahulRKulkarni wrote: But i think it is not in the framework-1.1
You're right, it's new in Framework 2.0.
Perhaps you can use IndexOf("***") in combination with Substring.
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Use a regular expression:
Regex re = new Regex(@"\*\*\*");
string[] splits = re.Split(tosplit);
Logifusion[^]
If not entertaining, write your Congressman.
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I know dictionaries don't accept duplicate keys, but hashtables are inherent within dictionaries. If the answer is yes, then what data structure could I use?
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honeyman_can wrote: what data structure could I use
One possibility is a hashtable whose values are ArrayLists list of values. When you try to add a duplicate key, append the key's value to the existing list.
/ravi
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Hashtables dont except duplicate keys, and im not sure there is a class that would allow you to store items in order and allow duplicated.
U could try deriving a new class from the HashTable table and replacing the comparer property with a new one that will allow you to add duplicates.
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I have a simple question. If I have a form with some buttons inside, how can I recieve keyboard messages for the arrow keys? If I hook the KeyDown event of the parent form, I recieve notification just fine, until I press one of the buttons, at which point the event is no longer triggered; the focus jumps through tab order instead.
Joel Holdsworth
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Im not a 100% sure on this, but the form has a KeyPreview property. This passes the keyboard presses to the form before passing to the active control.
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Yes I've got it set already, but it doesn't help!
Joel Holdsworth
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Have u tried overriding the DefWndProc (or WndProc) methods to detect the key presses there.
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Hi. How do I created an update installer. Say I already installed the whole app on the client machine, made a few changes, no I just want to update their app, I don't want to remove the whole app and re-install.
Thans in advance
He who laughs last is a bit on the slow side
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The .Net setup wiz allows you to 'update' the app. When you change the version number, the product gui will get updated, while the upgrade gui remains.
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Hi
I want to merge two avi file and save the result on disk.
With "merge" I mean enqueue the content of a file at the end of another.
heeeeeeeelp me please
PS:...excuse me for my owful english...
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You can search in google for "VirtualDub".
There is also with source code in it. But in C++.
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Hi
What is the best way for remove item from System.Collections.ArrayList (most rapid) :
Remove(object Obj) or
RemoveAt(int Index)
Thank
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What dou you mean with the "best way" ?
If you have the object, the best way is Remove(object obj);
If you have the index, the best way is Remove(int index);
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RemoveAt(int Index) faster, look at the following code of Remove(object Obj):
<br />
public virtual void Remove(object obj)<br />
{<br />
int num1 = this.IndexOf(obj);<br />
if (num1 >= 0)<br />
{<br />
this.RemoveAt(num1);<br />
}<br />
}<br />
As you can see Remove(object obj) actually calls to RemoveAt(int Index)
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RemoveAt() is safer in case the ArrayList contains duplicate objects.
/ravi
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Hello I have a CSV file which contains matters like
"Title","First Name","Last Name","Address","City"
"Mr.","Yogee","Talokar","007,A-Wing,M.G road","Pune"
"","Radhika","Talokar","007,A-Wing,M.G road","" etc.
I wana to split it & seperate First Name,Last Name,Address,City etc,.
I tryed it by using delimiter ","
but it also split "007,A-Wing,M.G road" like
007
A-Wing
M.G road
I dont want to split "007,A-Wing,M.G road" ,bcos I have to count no. of strings.
is there is any other way to split it Like
"Yogee""Talokar""007,A-Wing,M.G road"
"Radhika""Talokar""007,A-Wing,M.G road"
-- modified at 5:59 Friday 28th July, 2006
Yogesh_T
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Why don't split it by ","?
Then you will have an array like:
"Mr.
Yogee
Talokar
007,A-Wing,M.G road
Pune"
Now you only have to delete the first and last " and you're finished. or if you want to add the ", you can simply add them to every one of them (except for the first and the last one) in the beginning and the end of the string.
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is there any way to split by string like ", not by char ,
Yogesh_T
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You can use the string.Split(string[] seperator, StringSplitOptions options) version of split. Use StringSplitOptions.None in the second parameter, and in the first parameter you put you delimiter.
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You have used the wrong delimiter. That means in your text, you must write something but not delimiter. Just take another delimiter, like ";".
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