更新时间:2023-02-21 17:49:58
试试这个:string s = ABDCEFG * HI跨度>;
s = s.Replace( * HI, HI);
当然你也可以使用Remove,看看:http://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/d8d7z2kk%28v=vs.110%29.aspx [ ^ ]public string 删除(
int startIndex,
int count
)
在你的情况下它会是这样的(未经测试):string s = ABDCEFG * HI;
int nIndex = s.LastIndexOf(' *'跨度>);
if (nIndex > 0 )
s = s.Remove(nIndex,nIndex + 1);
string RemoveCharacter(字符串源, char c)
{
return source.Replace(c.ToString(), );
}
例如删除ABCDEFGH * IJK * LMN *中的所有字符'*' PQRST * UVWXYZ **string s = ABCDEFGH * IJK * LMN * PQRST * UVWXYZ **;
s = RemoveCharacter(s,' *');
I have tried a lot of ways to get rid off a part of a string, for example lets take string s = "ABCDEFG*HI" and I wanted to remove the * symbol ONLY.
I have seen a lot of examples in *** in doing such thing but the solution they provided only supports removing the selected index of a CHAR and forward...
string s = "ABDCEFG*HI";
s = s.Remove( s.LastIndexOf('*') );
//The output was supposed to be ABCDEFGHI without the * symbol, but in reality, it turns out to be ABCDEFG
I also tried using s.IndexOf instead of s.LastIndexOf, but still no difference...
Any help would be much appreciated, thank you
Try this:string s = "ABDCEFG*HI"; s = s.Replace("*HI", "HI");
Surely you can use Remove as well, take a look: http://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/d8d7z2kk%28v=vs.110%29.aspx[^]public string Remove( int startIndex, int count )
In your case it would be something like this (not tested):string s = "ABDCEFG*HI"; int nIndex = s.LastIndexOf('*'); if (nIndex > 0) s = s.Remove( nIndex, nIndex+1 );
string RemoveCharacter(string source, char c) { return source.Replace(c.ToString(),""); }
For example to remove all the character '*' in "ABCDEFGH*IJK*LMN*PQRST*UVWXYZ**"string s="ABCDEFGH*IJK*LMN*PQRST*UVWXYZ**"; s=RemoveCharacter(s,'*');