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edited Dec 11, 2017 at 20:36

You can split a string into substrings with String.SplitString.Split.

When you don't have any whitepsaces in that textfile but line breaks (as in no words with spaces in them) you can use

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split();

When you do have whitespaces, use the solution from this stackoverflow question:

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split(
    new[] { "\r\n", "\r", "\n" }, 
    StringSplitOptions.None
);

(or instead of that hardcoded array with all kinds of line separator flavors, figure out which one is used in your text file)

You can split a string into substrings with String.Split.

When you don't have any whitepsaces in that textfile but line breaks (as in no words with spaces in them) you can use

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split();

When you do have whitespaces, use the solution from this stackoverflow question:

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split(
    new[] { "\r\n", "\r", "\n" }, 
    StringSplitOptions.None
);

(or instead of that hardcoded array with all kinds of line separator flavors, figure out which one is used in your text file)

You can split a string into substrings with String.Split.

When you don't have any whitepsaces in that textfile but line breaks (as in no words with spaces in them) you can use

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split();

When you do have whitespaces, use the solution from this stackoverflow question:

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split(
    new[] { "\r\n", "\r", "\n" }, 
    StringSplitOptions.None
);

(or instead of that hardcoded array with all kinds of line separator flavors, figure out which one is used in your text file)

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edited Dec 11, 2017 at 20:28

Philipp

You can split a string into substrings with String.Split.

When you don't have any whitepsaces in that textfile but line breaks (as in no words with spaces in them) you can use

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split();

When you do have whitespaces, use the solution from this stackoverflow question:

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split(
    new[] { Environment.NewLine"\r\n", "\r", "\n" }, 
    StringSplitOptions.None
);

(or instead of that hardcoded array with all kinds of line separator flavors, figure out which one is used in your text file)

You can split a string into substrings with String.Split.

When you don't have any whitepsaces in that textfile but line breaks (as in no words with spaces in them) you can use

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split();

When you do have whitespaces, use the solution from this stackoverflow question:

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split(
    new[] { Environment.NewLine },
    StringSplitOptions.None
);

You can split a string into substrings with String.Split.

When you don't have any whitepsaces in that textfile but line breaks (as in no words with spaces in them) you can use

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split();

When you do have whitespaces, use the solution from this stackoverflow question:

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split(
    new[] { "\r\n", "\r", "\n" }, 
    StringSplitOptions.None
);

(or instead of that hardcoded array with all kinds of line separator flavors, figure out which one is used in your text file)

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answered Dec 11, 2017 at 19:39

Philipp

You can split a string into substrings with String.Split.

When you don't have any whitepsaces in that textfile but line breaks (as in no words with spaces in them) you can use

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split();

When you do have whitespaces, use the solution from this stackoverflow question:

string[] words = yourTextAsset.text.Split(
    new[] { Environment.NewLine },
    StringSplitOptions.None
);

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