toufik 2 Posted December 29, 2021 hello every one ,, i'm trying to extract a string g lets say i have this long string : 2090Lj32J5Y6Ni6Q2Rt8c538u1X227L340Q8N1....ce4A3z6l96S5v7LZ3OhSVoB538k7wPTn13E2w2D0h104fJ7HP09x o7W71J1o02c088922A3t420697F5431XP91C6JF9w1Ss0Tuk5S669207816gp57pW193BPWL27AZ052nr2S714...30 ps : i added the point(....) to show the palaces i want to split the string. i want tto be able to get start from 3 string and put it in variable to use it later 2090Lj32J5Y6Ni6Q2Rt8c538u1X227L340Q8N1 and ....... ce4A3z6l96S5v7LZ3OhSVoB538k7wPTn13E2w2D0h104fJ7HP09x o7W71J1o02c088922A3t420697F5431XP91C6JF9w1Ss0Tuk5S669207816gp57pW193BPWL27AZ052nr2S714v and ...... 30 .. i did tried to play with this ; Registration_number :=(length(str)).ToString; no luck yet . Share this post Link to post
FPiette 385 Posted December 29, 2021 One possible solution: procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); const SrcString : String = '2090Lj32J5Y6Ni6Q2Rt8c538u1X227L340Q8N1...ce4A3z6l96S5v7LZ3OhSVoB538k7wPTn13E2w2D0h104fJ7HP09xo7W71J1o02c088922A3t420697F5431XP91C6JF9w1Ss0Tuk5S669207816gp57pW193BPWL27AZ052nr2S714...30'; Delim : String = '...'; var S : array [1..3] of String; I, J, K : Integer; begin J := 1; I := Low(S); while I <= High(S) do begin K := Pos(Delim, SrcString, J); if K <= 0 then begin S[I] := Copy(SrcString, J); while I < High(S) do begin Inc(I); S[I] := ''; end; break; end; S[I] := Copy(SrcString, J, K - J); J := K + Length(Delim); Inc(I); end; for I := Low(S) to High(S) do Memo1.Lines.Add(S[I]); end; Share this post Link to post
Fasday 1 Posted December 29, 2021 You can use TStringHelper.Split. procedure TForm2.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); const SrcString : String = '2090Lj32J5Y6Ni6Q2Rt8c538u1X227L340Q8N1...ce4A3z6l96S5v7LZ3OhSVoB538k7wPTn13E2w2D0h104fJ7HP09xo7W71J1o02c088922A3t420697F5431XP91C6JF9w1Ss0Tuk5S669207816gp57pW193BPWL27AZ052nr2S714...30'; Delim : String = '...'; var S : TArray<string>; begin S := SrcString.Split(Delim); Memo1.Lines.AddStrings(S); end; 1 Share this post Link to post
qubits 20 Posted December 29, 2021 so the dots are not part of the string. do you know the length of the breaks? or a pattern to look for? seems pretty random. and where did the "14v" <- the v not in the original string.. Share this post Link to post
Guest Posted February 17, 2022 (edited) more easy... helper for STRING type = SPLIT(...) var MyArrStrings:TArray<string>; begin MyArrStrings := MyStrWithValuesToSplit.SPLIT(['...']); .... MyArrStrings[0] .... MyArrStrings[n] for var MyItem in MyArrStrings do ShowMessage( MyItem ) ....using JOIN(...) you rebuilt it if you need reverse task Edited February 17, 2022 by Guest Share this post Link to post