[Jair]

Stuck twice already... I'm on a role here. Right. Well, anyways, I'm reading a line of text out of a file. This line has a part of that has a pair of double quotes in it. What I'm trying to do is pull out only the part thats between the quotes. So, does anyone know of any magic way to do this, or do I have little other choice but to cut it up based on the positions of the first two quotes in the string?

Thanks for any help!

[Jair]

Umkay, nevermind. I was just being dense and blind (as usual ) and didnt see the String.Substring :P. Here's what I did, in case anyone else has a similar problem

iFirstQuote = sLine.IndexOf("\\'");
iSecondQuote = sLine.LastIndexOf("\\'");
sLine.Substring(iFirstQuote+1, (iSecondQuote-iFirstQuote)-1);

[oni9]

I thought you can use String.Trim(char[]) for the same purpose...

[Jair]

Originally posted by oni9
I thought you can use String.Trim(char[]) for the same purpose...

I think that .Trim will remove any occurances of a specific character. But there's prolly some exceedingly clever way to use it to do what I'm trying to do.