07-10-2007
Hi Jean Pierrie,
Very thanx for ur explanation. This is a great logic.
Please correct me if am wrong anywhere below:
Suppose the string is,
'First Sample' has Quotations 'Comments'
This is totally divided into 5 fields:
field1 = is blank precedding the quotation mark(').
field2 = first Sample
field3 = has Quotations (with spaces on both sides)
field4 = Comments
field5 = is blank after the last quotation.
And if the line is,
First 'Sample has' quotations 'comments'
field1 = First
field2 = Sample has
field3 = quotations (with spaces on both sides)
field4 = comments
field5 = is blank after the last quotation.
always the quotation strings are at even places.
Very thanx for ur logic.
Kiran
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