Re: DLLs, a better split()
- Posted by jiri babor <jbabor at PARADISE.NET.NZ> Sep 21, 1998
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Commenting on a posted split() function I originally wrote: >>The problem with your function is that leading as well as trailing >>occurrences of the delimiter show up as empty strings each, and so do >>multiple occurrences of it inside the string. Ralf responded: >Yes, when two delimiters follow each other up, an empty sequence is added, >but thats the most consitent and wanted behaviour. Because, there is missing >something. If we do \n\n we dont want ex.exe to think that we only jump down >one line do we ? There is definitely something missing in there ok, how about a bit of common sense and some logic? So three spaces will convert to two extra empty strings (or is it two extra one line jumps?), and the most common DOS line delimiter (cr lf) will force double spacing... Thanks, but most definitely not in mine! jiri