Split String base on 2 different char into 1 array variable on c#

Question

str = "Execution {Virtuosity, fluidity, synchronization and dynamism|Projection, expression, costume, & audience impact}";

temp = str.Split('{');
final = temp[1].Split('|');

as my code snippet i can't deny that its for lazy people :D

can i possible split with 2 char? split with '{' and '|' and remove the last char '}'.

confuse? here's what i want to happen.

from

str = "Execution {Virtuosity, fluidity, synchronization and dynamism|Projection, expression, costume, & audience impact}";

to

final[] = {"Execution","Virtuosity, fluidity, synchronization and dynamism","Projection, expression, costume, & audience impact"};

anyone can help please.

if input is str = "AA|BB{CC|DD}" what is your expected output? — Damith
– Damith, Commented Sep 29, 2014 at 3:10

AlexD · Accepted Answer · 2014-09-29 03:04:20Z

5

Consider using another overload of Split

string str = "Execution {Virtuosity, fluidity, synchronization and"
           + " dynamism|Projection, expression, costume, & audience impact}";
string[] final = str.Split(new char[] { '{', '}', '|' },
                     StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries
                 );

answered Sep 29, 2014 at 3:04

AlexD

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