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VBScript - General - Question - String Operations
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I' m struggling with the same problem maybe someone have the answer ?
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Can you post a full description of your problem. Mystic resolved his issue using Split but we cant tell if that will work for you without seeing your code/problem.
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I have a string sName = "Brown [ENG]" and i want to cut everything what is after " " and get only Brown.
Ansver in VB and c# would be ideal as there is no InStr in c# as far as i know or i don't know how to use it.
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I have a string sName = "Brown [ENG]" and i want to cut everything what is after " " and get only Brown.
Ansver in VB and c# would be ideal as there is no InStr in c# as far as i know or i don't know how to use it.

In vbscript/ASP, you can use InStr, eg:
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Dim rawString, cleanString
rawString = "Brown [ENG]"
cleanString = Left(rawString, InStr(rawString, " ")-1)

The C# equivalent of InStr is String.IndexOf()
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worked great ! thanks a lot

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 sname = sname.Substring(0,sname.IndexOf(" "));
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worked great ! thanks a lot

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 sname = sname.Substring(0,sname.IndexOf(" "));

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