Hello,
I want to split the following :
How to get “RSZ2008”, “11.111” and “Computer-activ” out of it ?
Thx !
If you read the whole thing as one string using getText (getFullText). You can split the text on a new line (the CRLF).
This will give you a collection of strings ("RSZ2008”, “11.111” and “Computer-activ”) etc, there will be spaces so I would also apply the Trim method.
You may need to then split the individual strings again i.e. Line 3- “Computer-activ 11 juni 9999” by space etc to only get the first part of the string.
If the format is the same each time, i.e. Code is always 7 chars (3 letters 4 digits) etc you can use regex to extract information like that.
[quote=“GNKN, post:4, topic:405376, full:true”]
I’ve indeed used Get Text activity and saved it to “Value”.
When using :
Value.Split({Environment.NewLine},StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries).ToString.Trim
it returned :
System.String[ ]
Try this expression
Value.Split({Environment.NewLine},StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries)(0)
Regards
Gokul
This gave back my original input ?
RSZ2008
11.111 -
Computer-activSinds 11 juni 9999
HI @GNKN
You can try with Regex Expression
Use Assign Activity
LHS → InputStr
RHS → “RSZ2008
11.111 -
Computer-activSinds 11 juni 9999”
To Get the RSZ2008 Try the below expression
System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Matches(InputStr,"\S+")(0)
To Get the **11.111 ** Try the below expression
System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Matches(InputStr,"\S+")(1)
To Get the Computer-activSinds Try the below expression
System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Matches(InputStr,"\S+")(3)
Regards
Gokul
That’s working. Thx Gokul!
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