System.SysUtils.TStringHelper.Split

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Delphi

function Split(const Separator: array of Char): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of Char; Count: Integer): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of Char; Options: TStringSplitOptions): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of Char; Count: Integer; Options: TStringSplitOptions): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of string): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of string; Count: Integer): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of string; Options: TStringSplitOptions): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of string; Count: Integer; Options: TStringSplitOptions): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of Char; Quote: Char): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of Char; QuoteStart, QuoteEnd: Char): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of Char; QuoteStart, QuoteEnd: Char; Options: TStringSplitOptions): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of Char; QuoteStart, QuoteEnd: Char; Count: Integer): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of Char; QuoteStart, QuoteEnd: Char; Count: Integer; Options: TStringSplitOptions): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of string; Quote: Char): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of string; QuoteStart, QuoteEnd: Char): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of string; QuoteStart, QuoteEnd: Char; Options: TStringSplitOptions): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of string; QuoteStart, QuoteEnd: Char; Count: Integer): TArray<string>; overload;
function Split(const Separator: array of string; QuoteStart, QuoteEnd: Char; Count: Integer; Options: TStringSplitOptions): TArray<string>; overload;

Properties

Type	Visibility	Source	Unit	Parent
function	public	System.SysUtils.pas	System.SysUtils	TStringHelper

Description

Splits this 0-based string into substrings, using the given Separator.

var
  MyString: String;
  Splitted: TArray<String>;

begin
  MyString := String.Join(',', ['String1', 'String2', 'String3']);
  Splitted := MyString.Split([','], 2);
end.

There are six Split overloaded methods each one allowing for various splitting options.

The Count parameter represents the maximum number of strings to be added to the array.

See Also

• System.SysUtils.TStringHelper
• System.SysUtils.TStringHelper.Join