How to break the long word in all browsers

Hi Naresh,

Use this function, pass ur string and length after which you want to break the string. Hope it helps

public string stringBreak(string objstring, int intLength)

{

string strChr = objstring;

string objFinalString = "";

if (strChr.Length > intLength)

{

char[] sep = { ' ' };

string[] strChrArray = strChr.Split(sep);

int objcount1 = 0;

while (objcount1 < strChrArray.Length)

{

if (strChrArray[objcount1].Length > intLength)

{

int i = 0;

string obj = "";

int objcount = 0;

objcount = 0;

while (objcount < strChrArray[objcount1].Length)

{

if (objcount > strChrArray[objcount1].Length)

{

obj = strChrArray[objcount1].Substring(objcount - intLength);

}

else

{

try

{

obj = strChrArray[objcount1].Substring(objcount, intLength);

}

catch (Exception ex)

{

obj = strChrArray[objcount1].Substring(objcount);

}

objFinalString = objFinalString + "" + obj + "
";

objcount = objcount + intLength;

}

else

{

objFinalString = objFinalString + " " + strChrArray[objcount1];

}

objcount1 = objcount1 + 1;

}

strChr = objFinalString;

}

return strChr;

}

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Anuja Pawar14y ago
Hi Naresh,

Use this function, pass ur string and length after which you want to break the string. Hope it helps
public string stringBreak(string objstring, int intLength)
{
string strChr = objstring;
string objFinalString = "";
if (strChr.Length > intLength)
{
char[] sep = { ' ' };
string[] strChrArray = strChr.Split(sep);
int objcount1 = 0;
while (objcount1 < strChrArray.Length)
{
if (strChrArray[objcount1].Length > intLength)
{
int i = 0;
string obj = "";
int objcount = 0;
objcount = 0;
while (objcount < strChrArray[objcount1].Length)
{
if (objcount > strChrArray[objcount1].Length)
{
obj = strChrArray[objcount1].Substring(objcount - intLength);
}
else
{
try
{
obj = strChrArray[objcount1].Substring(objcount, intLength);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{

obj = strChrArray[objcount1].Substring(objcount);
}
}
objFinalString = objFinalString + "" + obj + "
";
objcount = objcount + intLength;
}
}
else
{
objFinalString = objFinalString + " " + strChrArray[objcount1];
}
objcount1 = objcount1 + 1;
}
strChr = objFinalString;
}
return strChr;
}
Vulpes14y ago
You can use the String.Split or Regex.Split methods to split the string using any characters you like as delimiters but it's not clear from your question how you want the string to be split?

I'd imagine all the consecutive 'd's and 'r's together but not sure about the rest.