The Split function can provide unexpected returns if used properly.
by Rama Ramachandran
February 1, 2000
s Visual Basic and VBScript have progressed from version to version, chances are you have not kept up to date with some of the new functions introduced in the later releases. I have met many developers who are unaware of the existence of some really useful functions in VB6 or in VBScript that could help in coding VB or ASP applications. These developers rely on older workarounds for writing code that could be handled by the new built-in functions. In this installment of Tactical ASP, I explore the new explore the new "Split" function and its myriad uses.
The Split function may not necessarily be new to you and you probably already looked at it and said, "Ho hum. Another functionwho needs it!" But waitdon't drop this function into the trash yet. The Split function can provide unexpected returns if used properly.
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s Visual Basic and VBScript have progressed from version to version, chances are you have not kept up to date with some of the new functions introduced in the later releases. I have met many developers who are unaware of the existence of some really useful functions in VB6 or in VBScript that could help in coding VB or ASP applications. These developers rely on older workarounds for writing code that could be handled by the new built-in functions. In this installment of Tactical ASP, I explore the new explore the new "Split" function and its myriad uses.
