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'''Important note:''' If the separator string is multi characters such as "c23er", then the separator will be treated the seperated characters with the OR logic. See below example:
 
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''print(stringSplit("Hello", "ll")); //Result: {He,,o} ''
 
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Revision as of 05:45, 19 September 2013

stringSplit

Returns a string array containing the sub strings in a string that are delimited by elements of a specified string.

Important note: If the separator string is multi characters such as "c23er", then the separator will be treated the seperated characters with the OR logic. See below example:

string str  = "abcdef && 123456";
print(stringSplit(str, "2&2"));  // result: {abcdef ,, 1,3456}
print(stringSplit(str, "c2"));  // result: {ab,def && 1,3456}

Syntax

stringSplit(string_expression, separator)

Arguments

string_exp: Is a string expression.separator: Is a string expression.

Return type

array

Examples

''print(stringSplit("Hello", "ll")); //Result: {He,,o} ''


string str  = "abcdef && 123456";
print(stringSplit(str, "2&2"));  // result: {abcdef ,, 1,3456}
print(stringSplit(str, "c2"));  // result: {ab,def && 1,3456}