Remove carriage return from string

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I would like to insert the following into a string   lt p gt some text here lt  p gt   lt p gt some text here lt  p gt   lt p gt some text here lt  p gt    I want it to go into a string as follows   lt p gt some text here lt  p gt  lt p gt some text here lt  p gt  lt p gt some text here lt  p gt    i e  without the carriage returns   How do I achieve this

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In VB NET there s a vbCrLf constant for linebreaks    Dim s As String    your string  Replace vbCrLf

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Since you re using VB NET  you ll need the following code   Dim newString As String   origString Replace vbCr      Replace vbLf        You could use escape characters   r and  n  in C   but these won t work in VB NET  You have to use the equivalent constants  vbCr and vbLf  instead

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For VB net  vbcrlf   environment newline     Dim MyString As String    This is a Test   amp  Environment NewLine  amp    This is the second line    Dim MyNewString As String   MyString Replace Environment NewLine String Empty

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Assign your string to a variable and then replace the line break and carriage return characters with nothing  like this    myString   myString Replace vbCrLf

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You can also try  string res   string Join  quot  quot   sample Split Environment NewLine ToCharArray     Environment NewLine should make it independent of platform  Recommended Read  Environment NewLine Property

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How about using a Regex   var result   Regex Replace input    r n   String Empty    If you just want to remove the new line at the very end use this  var result   Regex Replace input    r n    String Empty

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If you want to remove spaces at the beginning end of a line too common when shortening html  you can try   string Join    input Split   n    r   Select s  gt s Trim       Else use the simple Replace Marc suggested

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How about   string s   orig Replace   n      Replace   r         which should handle the common line-endings   Alternatively  if you have that string hard-coded or are assembling it at runtime - just don t add the newlines in the first place

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I just had the same issue in my code today and tried which worked like a charm    Replace   r n

[.net] Remove carriage return from string

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