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how to use a carriage return (CR - \r) or a line feed (LF - \n) as a delimiter
I have to split a file (test.txt) consisting of lines separated by a CR or LF or both. The split() function does not accept the \r or \n codes.
String temp[] = loadStrings(selection.getAbsolutePath());
data= (split(temp [0], '\r'));
test.txt
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Try splitTokens(). Please check the reference.
Kf
Your temp array is already the split data! That's why it's an array.
Try
println()ing temp[0], temp[1], and temp[2] to see what I mean.tnx