String Relace

[dave]

How do i Replace a character with a nul value

like this but this does not work
oNewString=oString.Replace('a','')
I Want to Replace a character with a NON Space

Thanks
DAve

 

[Daniel]

Realise that you are REMOVING the letter and not replacing it and all shall
be revealed on how to solve this problem

 

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

How do i Replace a character with a nul value

What u meant with "null" ?

like this but this does not work
oNewString=oString.Replace('a','')
I Want to Replace a character with a NON Space

Your code does that, it replace 'a' with a NON space, more eactly it just
remove the 'a'

With what u want to replace it with?

 

[dave]

Thanks Daniel...i Feel like a dummy......staring right in front of me.....

 

[Gaurav Vaish \(www.edujini-labs.com\)]

like this but this does not work

oNewString=oString.Replace('a','')
I Want to Replace a character with a NON Space

oString.Remove('a')


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[Ethan Strauss]

Remove works (as has been pointed out), but I frequently use Replace with
empty strings. I think it works with strings, but not chars....
Ethan

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Remove works (as has been pointed out), but I frequently use Replace with
empty strings. I think it works with strings, but not chars....

That's because there's no such thing as an "empty char".

 

[DaveP]

code snippet

is the below the appropriate way to remove characters insid a sting or is
there a better solution



int iChr;

while ((iChr = oBufferOut.IndexOf('"'))>0)

{

oBufferOut=oBufferOut.Remove(iChr,1);

}

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

code snippet

is the below the appropriate way to remove characters insid a sting or is
there a better solution

int iChr;

while ((iChr = oBufferOut.IndexOf('"'))>0)
{
oBufferOut=oBufferOut.Remove(iChr,1);
}

Yup - use oBufferOut.Replace ("\"", "");

 

[DaveP]

Thank Jon
Dave

Yup - use oBufferOut.Replace ("\"", "");

 

[Guest]

use
Replace(strString,'a','NULL')

regards

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

use
Replace(strString,'a','NULL')

Which language are you thinking of here? The above isn't valid C#, as
'NULL' isn't a valid character literal - and you'd want to call the
Replace method *on* strString, not with strString as the first
parameter.