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VB6: What's the command that creates an ARRAY out of a STRING???Ok, I'm in brain - lock.
What is the VB6 command that could take the following string: Hello|There|World .... and create an array in which the elements were "Hello", "There", and "World"? I can't think of it for the life of me. Hopefully someone out there can fill me in. You know the command I'm talking about; you're able to tell it the delimiter in the string, and then it gathers the non-delimter elements into an array... Anybody know? Thanks in advance. Alan Mailer wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > Yes.> Ok, I'm in brain - lock. > > What is the VB6 command that could take the following string: > > Hello|There|World > > ... and create an array in which the elements were "Hello", "There", > and "World"? > > I can't think of it for the life of me. Hopefully someone out there > can fill me in. You know the command I'm talking about; you're able > to tell it the delimiter in the string, and then it gathers the > non-delimter elements into an array... > > Anybody know? Oh, you mean <you> want to know... :) Split() Not that I need another reason to be absolutely amazed by the
internet, but getting from a complete stranger the very answer I needed to a question I posted not 15 minutes ago ... well, my jaw just drops! Thanks Duane so much for reaching out and quickly helping a stranger! On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 13:10:22 -0500, Duane Bozarth <dpboza***@swko.dot.net> wrote: Show quoteHide quote >Alan Mailer wrote: >> >> Ok, I'm in brain - lock. >> >> What is the VB6 command that could take the following string: >> >> Hello|There|World >> >> ... and create an array in which the elements were "Hello", "There", >> and "World"? >> >> I can't think of it for the life of me. Hopefully someone out there >> can fill me in. You know the command I'm talking about; you're able >> to tell it the delimiter in the string, and then it gathers the >> non-delimter elements into an array... >> >> Anybody know? > >Yes. > >Oh, you mean <you> want to know... :) > >Split() On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 18:38:24 GMT, Alan Mailer
<clarityas***@earthlink.net> wrote: >Not that I need another reason to be absolutely amazed by the It's only been about 10 years since I was absolutely amazed that I>internet, but getting from a complete stranger the very answer I >needed to a question I posted not 15 minutes ago ... well, my jaw just >drops! > >Thanks Duane so much for reaching out and quickly helping a stranger! could post a question about C++, go to bed, wake up, and find an answer from Australia. I was using Prodigy and was absolutely amazed. That was right at the beginning of online activity for me. Then I found usenet and the web. Then I found FAQs, etc. The Internet has been great for someone motivated enough to learn. Now there is Google. Since I'm taking a class at a local college, I can access pay databases for free. When I was a kid I would walk (uphill both ways) to the downtown library to check out books to learn something. Now, I just log on and I don't even have to make sure that the kids aren't on the phone. Isn't technology wonderful? Greg "New Guy" <New***@yahoo.com> wrote in message I know exactly how you feel! We used to live in a shoe boxnews:0q70l19moj61jie4g7g24i8mdoaae19e2u@4ax.com... > When I was a kid I would walk (uphill both ways) to the > downtown library to check out books to learn something. .. . . and it had an outside toilet! A shoe box? You had an entire shoe box for just one family? We used to share a shoe box with three other families, and that shoe box *was* the outside toilet! You've never had it so good! Every morning our Dad used to make us . .. . . . > I know exactly how you feel! We used to live in a shoe box You had a shoe box?? Shear bloody luxury! There were 'undred and fifty seven of us living in rolled up newspaper in> . . . and it had an outside toilet! > > A shoe box? You had an entire shoe box for just one family? We used to share > a shoe box with three other families, and that shoe box *was* the outside > toilet! You've never had it so good! Every morning our Dad used to make us . > . . . . bottom of septic tank, every morning we'd have to lick it out wit' tongues before going to work down pit for 25 hours a day, and when we got back our father would beat us to sleep with his belt... But we were 'appy... Mike - Microsoft Visual Basic MVP - E-Mail: ED***@mvps.org WWW: Http://EDais.mvps.org/ >Now, I just log on and How to check now ;)) ???> I don't even have to make sure that the kids aren't on the phone. Show quoteHide quote > Isn't technology wonderful? On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 23:42:01 +0200, "Martin de Jong"
<ML@community.nospam> wrote: >>Now, I just log on and hah hah.>> I don't even have to make sure that the kids aren't on the phone. >How to check now ;)) ??? > Good point. 
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