split() method can be called using a RegExp object instead of a string as the delimiter : split « String « Flash / Flex / ActionScript

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Flash / Flex / ActionScript » String » split   split() method can be called using a RegExp object instead of a string as the delimiter   package{   import flash.display.Sprite;      public class Main extends Sprite{     public function Main(){         var reCase:RegExp = new RegExp("[ ,]", "ig");         var sVal = new String("ActionScript Bible, Flash Bible");         var aVals:Array = sVal.split(reCase);         trace(aVals);     }   } }          Related examples in the same category 1.  Converting a String into an Array 2.  If you use another delimiter in the string, you need to specify it as the argument for the 3.  Use split method to get the file name and its extension name 4.  Parsing a String into Words 5.  Use split to convert string to string array 6.  Use regular expression in split method 7.  split method returns an array 8.  Converting Strings to Arrays 9.  Use split(String, index) to split String to array of strings 10.  Use split(String) method to split String to array of strings

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