Split an array and assign each variable to a different asp label

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I have been trying to figure this out to no end. If someone can help, it would be appreciated. I want to split this string into an array and then assign each variable to a label. I have been able to get the string to split in a few different way But when it come time to assign each line there where I get totally lost. ie string x = (G\F\3\H\Y) I can get the following returned in an array
G
F
3
H
Y

I want to pull item based on the position in the string. lenght[1] lenght[2] and so on. The string itself changes but the position remain the same and total lenght of sting remain the same.

Label1.Text = lenght[1](G) 
label2.Text = lenght[2](F) 
Label3.Text = Lenght[3](3) and so on.

I am not explaining this very well. Hopefully someone will understand what I am trying to do.
Thank you ie code below

string info = (G\F\3\6\H\Y)
string info2 = info.Replace(@"\", ":");
               string[] info3 = new string[25];
               object[] list = new object[info3.Length];
               char[] Splitter = { ':' };
               string[] arrinfox = info2.Split(Splitter);
               for (int i = 0; i < arrinfox.Length; i++)
               {
                   //here is where I get lost
               }

Posted 10-Oct-10 15:25pm

Robert Adamo

Updated 10-Oct-10 15:46pm

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AspDotNetDev · Answer 1 · 2010-10-10T15:50:00

Solution 1

So you are having trouble referencing the label by its ID? Perhaps this will help:

C#

((Label)FindControl("Label" + (i + 1).ToString())).Text = arrinfox[i];

Posted 10-Oct-10 15:50pm

AspDotNetDev

Not Active · Answer 2 · 2010-10-10T15:55:00

Solution 2

You have several things incorrect with your code, honestly it is horrible. This what it should be

string info = @"G\F\3\6\H\Y";

// Initialize list of labels appropriately
List<label> labels = new List<label>();

string[] split = info.Split(new char[] {'\\'});

for(int x = 0; x < split.Length; x++)
{
    // Assumes number of labels equals number of strings
    labels[x].Text = split[x];
}</label></label>

Posted 10-Oct-10 15:55pm

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Robert Adamo 10-Oct-10 22:09pm

Thanks, I tried something similar but the string org length sometime changes. So i need to create the labels dynamically or to simplify match string length then assign it to different string name. str1 = G, str2 = F etc and but the string need to match the length of original string which might vary.

[no name] 11-Oct-10 8:00am

Your response makes no sense to me. Can you clarify what you are asking for?