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April 30, 2006
The Vbscript Split Function "Returns a zero-based, one-dimensional array containing a specified number of substrings", but it requires a delimiter.
I have scripted a SplitOne Function to return a zero-based, one-dimensional array of each character in a string:
Function splitOne( inStr ) Dim iLen, iPos iLen = Len(inStr) ReDim iChar(iLen - 1) For iPos = 1 To iLen iChar(iPos - 1) = Mid(inStr, iPos, 1) Next splitOne = iCharEnd Function
NOTE: The ReDim statement "Declares dynamic-array variables, and allocates or reallocates storage space at procedure level".
Dim inString, outAtrray, iPos, iLen, objArgumentsSet objArguments = Wscript.ArgumentsIf WScript.Arguments.Count = 0 then Wscript.Echo "String Argument required." Wscript.QuitEnd IfinString = objArguments(0)outArray = splitOne(inString)for iPos = 1 To Len(inString) WScript.Echo outArray(iPos - 1)NextFunction splitOne( inStr ) Dim iLen, iPos iLen = Len(inStr) ReDim iChar(iLen - 1) For iPos = 1 To iLen iChar(iPos - 1) = Mid(inStr, iPos, 1) Next splitOne = iCharEnd Function....................................................cscript //nologo c:foldertest.vbs "0123456789ABCD"0123456789ABCD
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