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[mitko5]

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[albCode]

rTB2.Clear(); int i = 0; string s = rTB1.Text; string substr = ""; switch(rTB1.Text) { case '"': { while (i < s.Length && s[i]!='"' && s[i]!='\n') { substr += s[i]; i++; } rTB2.Text += "String - " + substr + "\n"; substr = ""; }break; }

[AB7771]

a very simple method is to get the first index of " (opening quotes) and then get the next index of the " (closing quotes) and the get the substring within those indices Regards, Pramod

[mitko5]

This is my code. If you see s = rTB1.Text. So you simply rewrite my code. If you can, please help :)

[mitko5]

I guess You are right, but I mess up something so i could not use that way of solving the problem. If you could give me an example, will be appreciated. Regards, Mitko -- modified at 5:29 Tuesday 7th March, 2006

[AB7771]

try this one if(richTextBox1.Text != "") { string str1 = richTextBox1.Text; int i= str1.IndexOf('\"'); int j = str1.IndexOf('\"',i+1); string str2 = str1.Substring(i+1,j-i-1); richTextBox2.Text = str2; } Regards, Pramod

[Guffa]

You could use a regular expression to parse the string. Using a pattern like "([A-Za-z]+|\"[A-Za-z ]+?\")" would capture all "identificators" and quoted phrases in the string. --- b { font-weight: normal; }