Since I like to Split() strings, I usually use
new char[] { ';' }
or something like that for a parameter for Split().
Is there any shortcut for creating a character array with one element at compile time? Not that I mind typing, but...
Since I like to Split() strings, I usually use
new char[] { ';' }
or something like that for a parameter for Split().
Is there any shortcut for creating a character array with one element at compile time? Not that I mind typing, but...
 
    
    Especially for multiple elements, the following shortcut is nice:
";".ToCharArray()
You can use this with multiple chars:
";,\t".ToCharArray()
 
    
    In C# 3, you can use an implicitly-typed array:
new[] { ';' }
If you're not passing a StringSplitOptions, you can simply take advantage of the params parameter:
.Split(',')
