problem with string.Trim();

[Jeroen Ceuppens]

Hi, I want to parse a string like "abc abc erer" to "abcabcerer"

=> change white spaces, ..... into nullstring

I tried this code:

char[] trimChars={' ','<','>'};

test=test.Trim(trimChars);

but I don't do what I want ((( (it doesn't change anything)
Can anybody help?

Thx
Jc

 

[Milosz - [playseven.com]]

try this
str = str.Replace(" ", vbNullString)

str = str.Replace(">", vbNullString)

str = str.Replace("<", vbNullString)

regards Milosz


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[Kevin Hutchison]

"String.Trim Method (Char[]) - Removes all occurrences of a set of
characters specified in an array from the *beginning and end* of this
instance."

Use a Regular Expression.

Ex.

using System.Text;

void foo()
{
RegularExpressions.Regex regTest = new RegularExpressions.Regex(
@"[\s,<>]" );
string test = "abc abc erer<a,b>c";
test = regTest.Replace( test, "" );
}
- K.