Is there anything simmilar to the functions other languages have split/explode?
I will be reading a delimited file, usually tabs, and want to parse it into variables or some form of array.
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Pascal equivalent to split/explode commands?
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Francisco Reyes-2 wrote 5 lines
I will be reading a delimited file, usually tabs, and want to parse it
into
variables or some form of array.
You can use TStringList for that purpose.
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Is there anything simmilar to the functions other languages have split/explode? I will be…
Francisco Reyes wrote 5 lines
Is there anything simmilar to the functions other languages have
split/explode?
I will be reading a delimited file, usually tabs, and want to parse it
into variables or some form of array.
var
SL: TStringList;
begin
SL := TStringList.Create;
try
SL.Delimiter := ',';
SL.DelimitedText := 'This,Is,Some,Delimited,Text';
ShowMessage(SL[0] + ' ' + SL[2]);
finally
SL.free;
end;
end;The above will display "This Some" in the message box.
Warm Regards,
Lee