split a string based on substring

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Hi all,

when ever user enters string i will append another string to it for splitting purpose,now i have to retrieve based on that string,how do i split it based on that?

the string i want to use for splitting is "~^@"

eg:this is an example string~^@today it has been added.

C#

Regex regex = new Regex(@"\b~^@\b");
string[] substrings = regex.Split("this is an example string~^@today it has been added");

i tried using this but it did not work.

thanks in advance,

Posted 21-Dec-11 18:20pm

girish sp

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Dec-11 0:59am

Not quite clear. What is the expected result of splitting?
--SA

girish sp 22-Dec-11 1:48am

this is an example string
today it has been added

should be the answer

Rajesh Anuhya 22-Dec-11 1:45am

Are expecting like this
"this is an example string"
"today it has been added"
???

girish sp 22-Dec-11 1:48am

yes
you are right

Rajesh Anuhya 22-Dec-11 1:55am

see my answer

3 solutions

Solution 1

string []yourstring=the string
yourstring.substring(seperating Text or character);

Your will get it in arrary form check it

Posted 21-Dec-11 19:30pm

suhailnoorpawane

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Rajesh Anuhya · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-21T19:55:00

Solution 2

why don't you use this

"this is an example string~^@today it has been added".Split(new string[]{"~^@"},StringSplitOptions.None)

Posted 21-Dec-11 19:55pm

Rajesh Anuhya

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girish sp 22-Dec-11 2:19am

thanks buddy,works like a gem:)

Nigam Patel · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-21T20:09:00

Solution 3

hi

you can try below solution

string str = "this is ~!@ this is 1 ~!@ this is 2 ~!@ this is 4";

         string[] saprator ={"~!@"};

         String[] strSplit= str.Split(saprator,StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);

Posted 21-Dec-11 20:09pm

Nigam Patel