Create string array

[RGood]

Hi,
I have a TextBox that contains the following text.

User1;User2;User3; ... and so on.

Each string is seperated by ";".
What is the best way to retreive the strings and place into a string array
or ArrayList
since i would not know how many strings are in the TextBox?

Thanks, Ron

 

[RGood]

I think i need to use the Split() method but i am not quite sure how the
syntax would look an example would be most appeciated.
Thanks, Ron

 

[Armin Zingler]

I have a TextBox that contains the following text.

User1;User2;User3; ... and so on.

Each string is seperated by ";".
What is the best way to retreive the strings and place into a string
array or ArrayList
since i would not know how many strings are in the TextBox?

Use the string's split method. It returns a string array.

 

[Snappy McFeestleborkenheimer]

Ron:

Search the MSDN for the Split method. It take a char array of delimiters (in
your case, only 1 element: the semicolon), and automatically splits the
string into a string Array. The page in the MSDN has a great example.

HTH

 

[RGood]

Snappy,
Thanks i will take a look.

Ron:

Search the MSDN for the Split method. It take a char array of delimiters (in
your case, only 1 element: the semicolon), and automatically splits the
string into a string Array. The page in the MSDN has a great example.

HTH

 

[Tom Spink]

Hi there:

Dim strStringArray() As String = TextBox1.Text.Split(";"c)

strStringArray is your string array, and ";"c means split the string between
the ; chars. Notice the c after the string definition, it means that it's
not a string, it's a char.

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-- Tom Spink
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