i have this string:
try_dir=“program files/tbla/bla1”
how can i slice it in string1=program files" string2=“tbla”
string3=“bla1”
tnx
i have this string:
try_dir=“program files/tbla/bla1”
how can i slice it in string1=program files" string2=“tbla”
string3=“bla1”
tnx
Bulhac M. wrote:
i have this string:
try_dir=“program files/tbla/bla1”how can i slice it in string1=program files" string2=“tbla”
string3=“bla1”
try_dir = “program files/tbla/bla1”
=> “program files/tbla/bla1”string1, string2, string3 = try_dir.split(’/’)
=> [“program files”, “tbla”, “bla1”]string1
=> “program files”string2
=> “tbla”string3
=> “bla1”
String#split
HTH
Regards,
Lee
Bulhac M. wrote:
i have this string:
try_dir=“program files/tbla/bla1”how can i slice it in string1=program files" string2=“tbla”
string3=“bla1”
ar = Array.new
ar = “program files/tbla/bla1”.split("/")
p ar
=> [“program files”, “tbla”, “bla1”]
Lloyd L. wrote:
ar = Array.new
ar = “program files/tbla/bla1”.split("/")
The array created by Array.new will be replaced by the array created by
split
in the very next line and thus never be used. In other words: you can
leave
the first line out.
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