Re: Var type

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Maarten,

If all you are doing is splitting on the "/", then a regex is overkill
here. Basically, you should use the Split method on the string class, like
so:

string[] s = strvalues.Split(new char[1]{'/'});

Hope this helps.


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"Maarten" <gurkjaan@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:43906830$0$31774$ba620e4c@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> HI,
>
> i want to split a variable containing this -----> prog/2
> i want to split on the /
>
> the value is entered in a datagrid, but when i declare the collumn fir
> stringinputs
> i get an error the the inputformat is wrong.
> Regex r = new Regex("(/)");
>
> string[] s = r.Split(strvalues);
>
> MessageBox.Show(s[0]+s[1]);
>
> What is wrong here ?
>
> Regards Maarten
>
>


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