var data = "20 FIXED\r\n7 FIXED BUT FX KFY 200\r\n 9 FIXED BUT FZ MX KFY 150 KMZ 200\r\nLOAD 1 LOADTYPE Dead TITLE DEAD";
function pullBetTwoStrings(data, str1, str2) {
return data.split(str1)[1].split(str2)[0].trim();
}
var support_FBnode_data = pullBetTwoStrings(data, "FIXED", "LOAD" );
console.log(pullBetTwoStrings(data,"FIXED", "LOAD"));
I have a list of string in this kind of format:
var data = "20 FIXED\r\n
7 FIXED BUT FX KFY 200\r\n
9 FIXED BUT FZ MX KFY 150 KMZ 200\r\n
LOAD 1 LOADTYPE Dead TITLE DEAD"
How do i get the middle ones only? I want to achieve like this:
7 FIXED BUT FX KFY 200
9 FIXED BUT FZ MX KFY 150 KMZ 200
I have a code below that i use in order to get the in between data but it stops whenever it reaches the FIXED string again.
function pullBetTwoStrings(data, str1, str2) {
return data.split(str1)[1].split(str2)[0].trim();
}
var support_FBnode_data = pullBetTwoStrings(data, "FIXED", "LOAD" );
so the above codes give me the result of 7 cause it is in between of Two FIXED strings.
Below are the steps to achieve this:
Step 1.Convert string data to array by splitting with \r\n.
Step 2. Use array.shift(); This removes the first element from an array and returns only that element.
Step 3. Use array.pop(); This Removes the last element from an array and returns only that element.
var data = "20 FIXED\r\n7 FIXED BUT FX KFY 200\r\n 9 FIXED BUT FZ MX KFY 150 KMZ 200\r\nLOAD 1 LOADTYPE Dead TITLE DEAD";
function pullBetTwoStrings(data) {
var result=data.split("\r\n");
result.shift();
result.pop();
return result;
}
console.log(pullBetTwoStrings(data));