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    Tom Wright
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    I've writtne a program that receives a string via TCP/IP. This string is made up of different data fixed fields. Sort of like thisissomedatablahblahblah. So if I know the field lenghts is there a way to copy data starting at a particular spot and reading for a particular length and returning that data? Something like ReadTo(6, 4) which would return the word "some". Thanks Tom Wright tawright915@yahoo.com

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      I've writtne a program that receives a string via TCP/IP. This string is made up of different data fixed fields. Sort of like thisissomedatablahblahblah. So if I know the field lenghts is there a way to copy data starting at a particular spot and reading for a particular length and returning that data? Something like ReadTo(6, 4) which would return the word "some". Thanks Tom Wright tawright915@yahoo.com

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      Guffa
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      Look at the Substring method of the string class. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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        I've writtne a program that receives a string via TCP/IP. This string is made up of different data fixed fields. Sort of like thisissomedatablahblahblah. So if I know the field lenghts is there a way to copy data starting at a particular spot and reading for a particular length and returning that data? Something like ReadTo(6, 4) which would return the word "some". Thanks Tom Wright tawright915@yahoo.com

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        galinace
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        Hi, There is a methode you can use for that. Here is an example from the one you wrotte :

                    int startIndex = 6;
                    int Length = 4;
                    string MyString = "thisissomedatablahblahblah";
                    string SubString = MyString.Substring(startIndex, Length);
        

        Hop that can help

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