How To Split Java String By Newlines

why not use the \s delimeter. It is predifined to mean: [ \t\n\x0B\f\r].
Thus, any whitespace character.

So:
String[] poList = pos.split(”\\s”);

c# desinger

i have a textarea where a user can enter free flow text.I want to seperate out lines/occurences in my java class based on the below conditions:
Unless the user presses the enter key i want to get substrings(texts) of 15 characters each or else whenever the user presses enter i want to seperate that part out and start again counting till 15 to get a new splittted substring till i reach the end of the free flow text/string.
Eg,
If user enters:

Heloo i want
enter key to be caught.

So i want this text to be seperated into the below substrings:
1. Hello i want(assuming the user pressed enter key at this point)
2. enter key to be(as the limit is 15)
3. caught

can anyone please tell me how to split the string
String s =”$KL8G4391,061208,1130002,17266724N,0765423E,002,273#”;
without the $ or the # sign appearing.

Answer to #3
To split a string around periods (.), use …

a.split("\\.")

Hi

Can any one provide the solution for this

String a = “10.00″;
String result[] = a.split(”.”);
for(String value[] : result)
{
System.out.printl(value[0].toString());
}

But in this case the output is not reaching the for loop
Can anyone provide the solution for this.

Which is why the \r and \n of a “\r\n” are treated separately and an empty line is assumed in between them.

Since “\r” is first, “\r\n” is never found.