THANK YOU
2010/12/30 Zeh Fernando :
> Geografiek's reply still stands - you still use a split since the new
> line/carriage return is just another character (but which will depend on the
> file's system used).
>
> lines = alltxt.split("\r\n"); // 0x0d 0x0a, windows
> lines = alltxt.split("\n")
Geografiek's reply still stands - you still use a split since the new
line/carriage return is just another character (but which will depend on the
file's system used).
lines = alltxt.split("\r\n"); // 0x0d 0x0a, windows
lines = alltxt.split("\n"); // 0x0a, linux/osx
lines = alltxt.split("\r"); //
Yes, I understand that I should use split method.
If I do
arrayTxt=txt.split(";")
I get array with elements
[1] - start
[2] - end
[3] - event
[4]- location
[5]- sponsor
[6] - empty element // this is unnecessary element in array.
..
That's why I want to get array where each element is line in
Hi Natalia,
Take a look at the String.split() method in the help docs.
HTH,
Willem van den Goorbergh
On 30 dec 2010, at 17:12, natalia Vikhtinskaya wrote:
> Hi
> I need convert text that loads from txt file to array.
> Text looks like these lines:
> ;Start;End;Event;Location;Sponsor;
> ;Start;End
Hi
I need convert text that loads from txt file to array.
Text looks like these lines:
;Start;End;Event;Location;Sponsor;
;Start;End;Event;Location;Sponsor;
;Start;End;Event;Location;Sponsor;
…
I need array of lines [line1,line2,line3,…] How I can do that?
Thank you in advance.
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