In a future version, Is there any way to make separate> split a string into its individual characters? Perhaps by using null as the separator:
Separate>String1%CRLF%String2,,var
Would evaluate to:
var_1=S
var_2=t
...
var_8=%CR%
var_9=%LF%
...
var_15=g
var_16=2
var_count=16
Thanks for listening,
Dick
Separate> Suggestion (resolved)(RegEx solution)
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Separate> Suggestion (resolved)(RegEx solution)
Last edited by JRL on Fri Oct 09, 2009 8:02 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Can already do it like this:
RegEx>.,String1%CRLF%String2,0,var,var_count,0
. = any character
Not convinced about doing it with Separate and Null, since Null means something else and there is no character between each character.
RegEx>.,String1%CRLF%String2,0,var,var_count,0
. = any character
Not convinced about doing it with Separate and Null, since Null means something else and there is no character between each character.
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