Working with strings...

[Mothra]

Hey all, I'm still learning c# and have a question about getting certain characters out of a string. I'm looking for the two characters that follow a delimiter. I want to take a string like this:

"~A ~B ~C3 ~D"

and put the characters after into an array:

myArray[0] = "A "

myArray[1] = "B "

myArray[2] = "C3"

...

The size of the array will be different every time so I need something similar to VB's ReDim Preserve as well. I can do this in VB 6.0 and .NET just fine. Anyone have any ideas on how to get it into C#?

[PlausiblyDamp]

string s =  "~A ~B ~C3 ~D";
string[] result;
result = s.Split('~');

 

short and sweet ;)

[Mothra]

I thought I had tried that before and it wasn't working but, now, it seems to work just fine. Thanks a lot!