String Replace

Question

In server.mapth I get

imagepath=E:\\Imageparse\\Test\\Test\\image\\babby.jpeg

I want to replace as

imagepath.Replace("\\Test\\Test","\\Test");

Can any on help

Thanks in advance

Answer 1

Hello, your code is right. did you try following

string imagepath="E:\\Imageparse\\Test\\Test\\image\\babby.jpeg"

imagepath = imagepath.Replace("\\Test\\Test","\\Test");

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Answer 2

I would even suggest you to use @ simbol which replaces double \ with a single one:

string imagepath = @"E:\Imageparse\Test\Test\image\babby.jpeg";
imagepath = imagepath.Replace("Test\\Test","Test");

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Mitja

Answer 3

I would even suggest you to use @ simbol which replaces double \ with a single one:

string imagepath = @"E:\Imageparse\Test\Test\image\babby.jpeg";
imagepath = imagepath.Replace("Test\\Test","Test");

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Mitja

Hi Mitja,

why not use the @ Symbol in the Raplace-Line then?

imagepath = imagepath.Replace(@"Test\Test","Test");

like:

            string s = @"a\b\test\test\c\d";

            s = s.Replace(@"\test\test", @"\test");

            MessageBox.Show(s);

Regards,

  Thorsten

Answer 4

You must aware that if you look at variable values in Visual Studio's Debug mode.
You will see double backslash in C# environment.

For example, if the variable has value "a\b\c",
While Visual Studio will display it as "a\\b\\c", the actual value is still "a\b\c".

From your code I guess that it should be:

string imagePath; // use camelCase for local variables.

imagePath = Server.MapPath("~\test\image\babby.jpeg");

// you must assign the result of Replace back to imagePath
imagePath = imagePath.Replace(@"\test\test", @"\test");

HTH

Answer 5

why not use the @ Symbol in the Raplace-Line then?

Ups, I meant that too, but I forgot to change it. Thx for remining me!

string imagepath = @"E:\Imageparse\Test\Test\image\babby.jpeg";
imagepath = imagepath.Replace(@"Test\Test","Test");

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Mitja

Answer 6

Maybe you can avoid replacing here, by adjusting the code that executes ‘MapPath’, so that you will get the required path.