[eyal282]

I made this stock ( fully functional when RemovePart is true ) that is intended to split a string based on a token, but in a different way than SplitString offers, is there a better method?

if this happens:

new String:Source[10];
new String:buffer[10];
Format(Source, sizeof(Source), "
SplitString("abc.ndef", ".n", buffer, sizeof(buffer));

then Source becomes "abc" and buffer becomes "def".

The stock if you want:

// Never tested this stock when RemovePart is set to false.

stock int SpecialSplitString(char[] Source, const char[] part, char[] buffer, int bufferlen, bool:RemovePart = true)
{
	new position = SplitString(Source, part, buffer, bufferlen);

	if(position == -1)
		return -1;

	
	new sourceLength = strlen(Source);
	new String:tempSource[sourceLength+2];
	Format(tempSource, sourceLength+1, Source);
	
	Format(Source, sourceLength+1, buffer);
	ReplaceStringEx(tempSource, sourceLength+1, buffer, "");
	if(RemovePart)
		ReplaceStringEx(tempSource, sourceLength+1, part, "");
		
	Format(buffer, bufferlen+1, tempSource);	

	return position;
}

[Reiko1231]

You can try ExplodeString

[eyal282]

Originally Posted by Reiko1231 You can try ExplodeString

The size of the array is yet to be known, not good.