[Bad.boy!]

Does anyone know how to make global strings in C#? I know you can make something like this:

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public static class Globals    {        public const string FCarcol = "example";    }

But that doesn't allow me to write something new.

And how to break up a string like this in seperate parts:

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supergt, supergt, car,  SUPERGT,  SUPER,  VEH@LOW, VEH@LOW_INFERNUS, 100, 999,  0.2286, 0.2286,  0, 2, 1.0 ,0, -

This post has been edited by Bad.boy! on Tuesday, Apr 10 2012, 08:47

[nightwalker83]

Question like this should be in the modding section I will request it moved.

[Bad.boy!]

But it isn't a GTA mod. It's a windows console aplication. And my questions have nothing to do with GTA modding.

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Does anyone know how to make global strings in C#? And how to break up a string like this in seperate parts:

EDIT:
Found it btw

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public static class Globals    {        public static string FCarcol        {            get            {                return FCarcol;            }            set            {                FCarcol = value;            }        }        public static string FHandling        {            get            {                return FHandling;            }            set            {                FHandling = value;            }        }        public static string FVehicle        {            get            {                return FVehicle;            }            set            {                FVehicle = value;            }        }    }

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string FCarcol = Globals.FCarcol;            string FHandling = Globals.FHandling;            string FVehicle = Globals.FVehicle;            string[] Cline = Regex.Split(FCarcol, " ");

This post has been edited by Bad.boy! on Tuesday, Apr 10 2012, 08:47

[Barguast]

Those properties call themselves. You'll get stack overflows. A simple global string can be declared with;

public static string Str;

Or

public static string Str { get; set; }

Also, you can use string.Split rather than the RegEx method.

(on my phone, so sorry for bad formatting)

[Bad.boy!]

Thanks for the help.

Do you also happen to know how to enter the location of a file, because when I type C:/Users for example the code can't find the location (as a string).

Nevermind

This post has been edited by Bad.boy! on Wednesday, Apr 11 2012, 18:49

[vincelegard]

split function


//declare a string array
string[] strArr = null;

str = "upergt, supergt, car, SUPERGT, SUPER, VEH@LOW, VEH@LOW_INFERNUS, 100, 999, 0.2286, 0.2286, 0, 2, 1.0 ,0, -"
char[] splitchar = { ',' };
strArr = str.Split(splitchar);

from strArr you can retrieve each string

source : http://csharp.net-informations.com/string/...tring-split.htm

legard.