brain death

[gonzosez]

I need to break a string in to 70 char pieces.
How can I do this?

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Re: brain death

Gonzosez,

dim mystring as string = "I contain 70 characters"
dim firstchar as Char = mystring(0)

I hope this helps,

Cor

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>I need to break a string in to 70 char pieces.
How can I do this?
>

[sweet_dreams]

Re: brain death


gonzosez napisal(a):

I need to break a string in to 70 char pieces.
How can I do this?

You can use Substring or Split method. Read about them in MSDN.

Regards,
sweet_dreams

[sweet_dreams]

Re: brain death


gonzosez napisal(a):

I need to break a string in to 70 char pieces.
How can I do this?

I don't get what you mean, but may be you will find helpful Substring
or Split methods. More in MSDN.

Regards,
sweet_dreams

[Dennis]

Re: brain death

This will break your string up into individual character and put them into an
array. If you have a 70 char string, you will get arr.length=70 but if you
have a 60 char string, you will get arr.length = 60. Not sure if this is
what you wanted.

Dim str As String = "012wxyz789 "
Dim arr() As Char
arr = str.ToCharArray (3, 4)

--
Dennis in Houston


"sweet_drea ms" wrote:

>
gonzosez napisal(a):

I need to break a string in to 70 char pieces.
How can I do this?

>
I don't get what you mean, but may be you will find helpful Substring
or Split methods. More in MSDN.
>
Regards,
sweet_dreams
>
>