In a Web Forms project, I have a textbox on my page that when the user enters text it automatically strips the whitespace, adds a comma, and then pushes each word into an array. (i do a bit of string.Split, string.Replace and string.ToArray)
This functionality is what i need, however i need to perform another.
When a user enters words but surrounds them with quotation marks i need that to act as a single phrase.
So if a user enters -red oak tree-
this is created as an array of 3 (red and oak and tree) but if a user enters -"red oak tree"-
this is seen as the phrase "red oak tree"
I do use a checkbox to handle this at the moment but i need the check to be done if the words are in quotation marks, with no checkbox.
Check the first and last characters
string str = "red oak tree";
if (str.Length > 2 && str[0] == '\"' && str[str.Length - 1] == '\"') {
...
}