C# trim string with ip address and port [duplicate]

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Hello guys i am getting connected ip address from socket which is looks like this: >> "188.169.28.103:61635" how i can put ip address into one string and port into another? Thanks.

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Personally I'd use Substring:

int colonIndex = text.IndexOf(':');
if (colonIndex == -1)
{
    // Or whatever
    throw new ArgumentException("Invalid host:port format");
}
string host = text.Substring(0, colonIndex);
string port = text.Substring(colonIndex + 1);

Mark mentioned using string.Split which is a good option too - but then you should probably check the number of parts:

string[] parts = s.Split(':');
if (parts.Length != 2)
{
    // Could be just one part, or more than 2...
    // throw an exception or whatever
}
string host = parts[0];
string port = parts[1];

Or if you're happy with the port part containing a colon (as my Substring version does) then you can use:

// Split into at most two parts
string[] parts = s.Split(new char[] {':'}, 2);
if (parts.Length != 2)
{
    // This time it means there's no colon at all
    // throw an exception or whatever
}
string host = parts[0];
string port = parts[1];

Another alternative would be to use a regular expression to match the two parts as groups. To be honest I'd say that's overkill at the moment, but if things became more complicated it may become a more attractive option. (I tend to use simple string operations until things start getting hairy and more "pattern-like", at which point I break out regular expressions with some trepidation.)

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I would use string.Split():

var parts = ip.Split(':');
string ipAddress = parts[0];
string port = parts[1];

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Try String.Split:

string[] parts = s.Split(':');

This will put the IP address in parts[0] and the port in parts[1].

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string test = "188.169.28.103:61635";

string [] result  = test.Split(new char[]{':'});

string ip = result[0];
string port = result[1];