I need to split a string into newlines in .NET and the only way I know of to split strings is with the Split method. However that will not allow me to (easily) split on a ne
Examples here are great and helped me with a current "challenge" to split RSA-keys to be presented in a more readable way. Based on Steve Coopers solution:
string Splitstring(string txt, int n = 120, string AddBefore = "", string AddAfterExtra = "")
{
//Spit each string into a n-line length list of strings
var Lines = Enumerable.Range(0, txt.Length / n).Select(i => txt.Substring(i * n, n)).ToList();
//Check if there are any characters left after split, if so add the rest
if(txt.Length > ((txt.Length / n)*n) )
Lines.Add(txt.Substring((txt.Length/n)*n));
//Create return text, with extras
string txtReturn = "";
foreach (string Line in Lines)
txtReturn += AddBefore + Line + AddAfterExtra + Environment.NewLine;
return txtReturn;
}
Presenting a RSA-key with 33 chars width and quotes are then simply
Console.WriteLine(Splitstring(RSAPubKey, 33, "\"", "\""));
Output:
Hopefully someone find it usefull...