Split string on a specific length

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Split string on a specific length - T0pAz - 05.03.2012

How to split a string on a specific length without the usage of sscanf? For Instance:

pawn Код:

new sampletext[64] = "This is a sample text which will be splited into arrays";
new arrayofstr[2][128];
strsplit(sampletext, 27, arrayofstr);
printf("%s", arrayofstr[0]); // which will print out "This is a sample text which"

Re: Split string on a specific length - Vince - 05.03.2012

https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Strmid ?

Re: Split string on a specific length - T0pAz - 05.03.2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vince

https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Strmid ?

How to put the splitted string into arrays dynamically?

Re: Split string on a specific length - R0FLC0PTER - 05.03.2012

What do you mean with dynamically?

Here's the example you gave, but written with strmid

pawn Код:

new sampletext[64] = "This is a sample text which will be splited into arrays";
new arrayofstr[2][128];
strmid(arrayofstr[0], sampletext, 0, 27);                        // Copy character range 0 - 27
strmid(arrayofstr[1], sampletext, 28, strlen(sampletext) - 1);   // Copy character range 28 - end of string
printf("%s", arrayofstr[0]);                                     // which will print out "This is a sample text which"

I haven't tested it, but the code should work.

Re: Split string on a specific length - T0pAz - 05.03.2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by R0FLC0PTER

What do you mean with dynamically?

Here's the example you gave, written with strmid

pawn Код:

new sampletext[64] = "This is a sample text which will be splited into arrays";
new arrayofstr[2][128];
strmid(arrayofstr[0], sampletext, 0, 27);                               // Copy character range 0 - 27
strmid(arrayofstr[1], sampletext, 28, strlen(sampletext) - 1);   // Copy character range 28 - end of string
printf("%s", arrayofstr[0]);                                                 // which will print out "This is a sample text which"

I haven't tested it, but the code should work.

I think I will make a custom function for it. Thanks!