String to string Array

[Bruce Wiebe]

Hi all

I have a string that contains a list of email addresses in the format
{"(e-mail address removed)","(e-mail address removed)"} and i need to convert it to a string array in the
same format so my array would loook like

dim emailaddresses() as string={"(e-mail address removed)","(e-mail address removed)"}

Does anyone know an easy way to do this

Thanks in advance

 

[Cor]

Hi Bruce,

Have a look of the different versions of "Split"

I hope this helps?

Cor

 

[Jan Tielens]

You could use the Split method of the String class:
dim emailaddresses() as string = xxx.Split(",")

If your xxx string looks like {"(e-mail address removed)","(e-mail address removed)"}, so it contains { and "
characters, you need to strip them off.


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[Trev Hunter]

Try the "String.Split" method.

e.g.

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Dim szSource as String = "(e-mail address removed),[email protected]"
Dim aEmails as String() = szSource.Split(","c)

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The above example uses a comma (,) as the delimiter between the email
addresses.

HTH,

Trev.

 

[Armin Zingler]

I have a string that contains a list of email addresses in the format
{"(e-mail address removed)","(e-mail address removed)"} and i need to convert it to a string array in
the
same format so my array would loook like

dim emailaddresses() as string={"(e-mail address removed)","(e-mail address removed)"}

Does anyone know an easy way to do this

dim s as string()

s = yourstring.split(","c)

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Have a look of the different versions of "Split"

Very important note!

 

[Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]]

Bruce,
As the other have pointed out have you looked at one of the 3 split methods?

Its unclear from your post, does the input string literally contain quotes &
curly braces? You may need to do a little more work. In addition to
RegEx.Split you can use one of the email patterns & RegEx.Matches to find
all the email addresses in a string, which for your string may be the easier
method. A variation of the following topics:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...html/cpconexampleextractingurlinformation.asp

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...html/cpconexampleextractingurlinformation.asp


There are three Split functions in .NET:

Use Microsoft.VisualBasic.Strings.Split if you need to split a string based
on a specific word (string). It is the Split function from VB6.

Use System.String.Split if you need to split a string based on a collection
of specific characters. Each individual character is its own delimiter.

Use System.Text.RegularExpressions.RegEx.Split to split based
on matching patterns.

Hope this helps
Jay