VB.NET split string with quotation marks in it -


Trying to split a line "," (with quotation marks) appears, problem VB. Tried to use the "Uses" start of "NET" ("", "" ", but then it does not have" no ","

Try something like: 

  string =" foo "," bar "dim split () string = testopple as a dim test script New string as SPLIT () {"" "," ""}, ST Ing Split option. A)

I've just tested and found an array of Foo and Bar Help I expect it.


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