>> When I inspect the array elements on my Mac, "within" does not
>> show up
>> anywhere.
>
> Will you do me a favour please?
> Try this on your mac.
>
> dim s As String
> dim arr() As String
> dim found As Integer
>
> s = "This is some text with" + EndOfLine + EndOfLine
> s = s + "carriage return characters embedded" + EndOfLine +
> EndOfLine
> s = s + "within the string, for testing the" + EndOfLine + EndOfLine
> s = s + "split function."
>
> arr = Split(s)
>
> MsgBox arr (7)
>
> On windows, I get exactly what I would expect, A msgbox with the
> following
> text:
> embedded
>
> within
With ElfData, you get this:
dim s As String
dim found As Integer
s = "This is some text with" + EndOfLine + EndOfLine
s = s + "carriage return characters embedded" + EndOfLine + EndOfLine
s = s + "within the string, for testing the" + EndOfLine + EndOfLine
s = s + "split function."
dim fi as new ElfDataFields( s )
if fi.movenext(7) then
MsgBox fi // "split function"
end if
any good? The 7 may be one off, as that's the number of lines moved,
not array index.
Also, mine works correctly with any line ending.
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