c# - String.Split for new lines working with string[] but not with char[] -


check code:

   string t = @"\nazerty \n\nazerty \n\nazerty \nazerty";     string[] firstmethod = t.split(new char[]{'\n'}, stringsplitoptions.removeemptyentries);    string[] secondmethod = t.split(new string[]{@"\n"}, stringsplitoptions.removeemptyentries); 

why first method not work , second ???

thx

this isn't working because using verbatim strings, i.e.:

string t = @"\nazerty \n\nazerty \n\nazerty \nazerty"; 

... equivalent to:

string t = "\\nazerty \\n\\nazerty \\n\\nazerty \\nazerty"; 

it's wanted following, uses newline characters instead of literal backslash-n:

string t = "\nazerty \n\nazerty \n\nazerty \nazerty"; 

this "successfully" split on either new[] { "\n" } or new[] { '\n' } (but not new[] { @"\n" } expects backslash-backslash-n).


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