How can I use _StringExplode() to split a line break character

[nill]

I get the following result in a variable

Quote

$buf_collect=echo $?
0
]0;root@ivgl9:~[root@ivgl9 ~]#

how do I split this up so I get each string a separate array element using _StringExplode()

[ioa747]

If I get it right

#include <String.au3>
#include <Array.au3>

Local $sTxt = ""
$sTxt &= "$buf_collect=echo $?" & @CRLF
$sTxt &= "0" & @CRLF
$sTxt &= "]0;root@ivgl9:~[root@ivgl9 ~]# "

Local $aArray1 = _StringExplode($sTxt, @LF, 0)
_ArrayDisplay($aArray1, "_StringExplode")


$aArray1 = StringSplit($sTxt, @LF, 1)
_ArrayDisplay($aArray1, "StringSplit")

 

[nill]

in real console (I use VS Code) I have a problem

that i got 

I want to get a zero, which in the screenshot is shown on a separate line (this is the result of the command echo $? in the console) but as you can see a bunch of extra characters are written to the array, although there are none in the autoit console

 

in a regular console (not autoit) this command looks like this

Edited June 22, 2023 by nill

[Andreik]

What do you mean by each string? Give us exactly the text that you have in AutoIt variable and what part are you interested to get.

Edited June 22, 2023 by Andreik

[nill]

29 minutes ago, Andreik said:

What do you mean by each string? Give us exactly the text that you have in AutoIt variable and what part are you interested to get.

I mean each line

I cant copy exactly what I have in VS Console I showed it on the screenshot above, when I copy I got this

Quote

echo $?
[?2004l
0
[?2004hroot@2aa7e32f703e:/# 

And I intresting to get line where I have 0 (zero)

 

[Andreik]

#include <Array.au3>

$sTxt = 'echo $?' & @CRLF
$sTxt &= '[?2004l' & @CRLF
$sTxt &= '0' & @CRLF
$sTxt &= '[?2004hroot@2aa7e32f703e:/# '

_ArrayDisplay(StringSplit($sTxt, @CRLF, 3))
ConsoleWrite(StringSplit($sTxt, @CRLF, 3)[2] & @CRLF)

_ArrayDisplay(StringRegExp($sTxt, '(?m).+', 3))
ConsoleWrite(StringRegExp($sTxt, '(?m).+', 3)[2] & @CRLF)

Two ways using native functions.

[nill]

only 

StringRegExp($sTxt, '(?m).+', 3)

helps, thanks!

Edited June 22, 2023 by nill

[Andreik]

StringSplit() may fail if LF not CRLF is used for the end of line. StringRegExp() cover both cases.