Split Functionality

Well, in that particular case, you can simply do:

  output = input.Replace("px", "");

Similarly, in the 'margins' example, you can simply replace this line:

  string[] items = margins[i].Split(':')[1].Trim(';').Split(' ');

with this one:

  string[] items = margins[i].Split(':')[1].Trim(';').Replace("px", "").Split(' ');

More generally, you can get rid of the units using regular expressions:

Thanks both of you.

I have one more query ., how can i remove the unit from the string"font-size:0.2px"

so i need to replace "font-size:0.2px" with "font-size:0.2"



Can it be the following:

In that case, I think it's too complicated to use regular expressions and I'd use a variation of Jignesh's approach instead:

Thank you Vulpes :-)


But There can be 4  scenario:


1)
margin:25px 50px 75px 100px;                     //Should be converted to
paragraphSpaceBefore: 25px;
paragraphEndIndent: 50px;
paragraphSpaceAfter: 75px;
paragraphStartIndent: 100px;


2)
margin:25px 50px 75px;                        //Should be converted to
paragraphSpaceBefore: 25px;
paragraphEndIndent: 50px;
paragraphSpaceAfter: 75px;



3)
margin:25px 50px;                                           //Should be converted to
paragraphSpaceBefore: 25px;
paragraphEndIndent: 50px;



4)
margin:25px;                                                    //Should be converted to
paragraphSpaceBefore: 25px;
paragraphEndIndent: 25px;
paragraphSpaceAfter: 25px;
paragraphStartIndent: 25px;

hi,

try...

var margin = "margin:100px 100px 100px 100px;";
var marginsplit = margin.Split(new char[] { ':' });
var valueSpilt = marginsplit[1].Split(new char[] { ' ' });

var newSting = "paragraphSpaceBefore: " + valueSpilt[0] + "; ";
newSting += "paragraphEndIndent: " + valueSpilt[1] + "; ";
newSting += "paragraphSpaceAfter: " + valueSpilt[2] + "; ";
newSting += "paragraphStartIndent: " + valueSpilt[3] ;

hope this will help you.

Using regular expressions, try this: