Arsalan is quite right... I checked your input strings and my results are as follows:
Line 1: split into 19 items Line 2: split into 20 items Line 3: split into 20 items Line 4: split into 20 items Obviously, either the sample input you pasted here is incorrect or you have a lot many spaces in between each item that you are not accounting for. Either clean your input before processing or use a simple Regex like "([^\s]+)" to process it as is. On Feb 18, 1:46 pm, sallushan <[email protected]> wrote: > Check the length of splitted array (MGCEP). It seems that there are > more than one spaces between the values. > > On Feb 17, 9:47 pm, Kenny <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Hello! > > > I'm trying out string.Split() for the first time and I'm very confused > > by my results. My input is a lot of lines like the following: > > > ILTOY46 310-410-21214-49860 WCHB1AX 0 0 0 1 > > IL05651 310-410-21209-5651 SCHB3AX 0 0 0 70 > > IL01737 310-410-21209-1737 SCHB3AX 0 0 0 38 > > IL05652 310-410-21209-5652 SCHB3AX 0 0 0 70 > > > I want to split on a whitespace between each (and then trim off the > > extra whitespaces, but I'll worry about the string.Trim() when I get > > to it). > > > My code looks like this: > > > string[] MGCEP = new string[7]; > > > MGCEP = searchLine.Split(); > > report.Text = MGCEP[0] + " " + MGCEP[1] + " " + MGCEP[2] + " " + MGCEP > > [3] + " " + MGCEP[4] + " " + MGCEP[5] + " " + MGCEP[6]; > > > My output in the text box looks like this: > > > ILTOY46 310-410-21214-49860 WCHB1AX 0 > > IL05651 310-410-21209-5651 SCHB3AX 0 > > IL01737 310-410-21209-1737 SCHB3AX 0 > > IL05652 310-410-21209-5652 SCHB3AX 0 > > > What's happening to my last 3 elements? Why am I getting > > ILTOY46 310-410-21214-49860 WCHB1AX 0 > > instead of > > ILTOY46 310-410-21214-49860 WCHB1AX 0 0 0 1? > > > Thank you for your help!- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
