Splitting String Of Unicode Chars
i want to split a string containing unicode chars. If i use Split() funtion of ASP the unicode characters in string it gives wrong results..
Is there any other funtion or anyway through which i can split my unicode string to array?
HERE IS THE EXAMPLE FOR MY PROBLEM ------
i hav string in given form(sepated by a semi colon[;] )
ROOMS = Cap-Haitien;Gonaives;Jeremie;L’Artibonite;Grand-Gouave;
When i split this string using
Split(ROOMS, ";")
it gives me following results
Cap-Haitien
Gonaives
Jeremie
L’
Artibonite
Grand-Gouave
However it shud give me
Cap-Haitien
Gonaives
Jeremie
L’Artibonite
Grand-Gouave
Is there any solution to my problem?
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