> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://aptivi.gitbook.io/aptivi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://aptivi.gitbook.io/aptivi/nitrocid-ks-v0.2.1-rolling-manual/advanced-and-power-users/kernel-modifications/analyzer-diagnostics/text-nks0055.md). # Text - NKS0055 Use TextTools.SplitNewLines() This analyzer provides the following strings:

Context	String
Error List	Caller uses `TextTools.SplitNewLinesOld()` instead of `TextTools.SplitNewLines()`
Suggestion Box	Use `TextTools.SplitNewLines()` instead of `TextTools.SplitNewLinesOld()`
Description	`TextTools.SplitNewLines()` is able to correctly split text with Mac OS 9 newline characters and mixed new line characters, while `TextTools.SplitNewLinesOld()` can't split such strings properly.

*** ## Extended Description This code analyzer detects the usage of `SplitNewLinesOld()` from the `TextTools` class found in the `KS.Misc.Text` namespace. While `SplitNewLinesOld()` is here to split the new lines efficiently, there has been problems dealing with the mixed newline handling, especially when it comes to splitting text by the Mac OS 9 newline, which is a carriage return character `\r`. As a result, `SplitNewLines()` has been rewritten to more efficiently handle these situations. *** ## Analysis Comparison To get a brief insight about how this analyzer works, compare the two code blocks shown to you below: ### Before the fix

public static void MyFunction()
{
    string var = "Hello\nWorld!";
    var split = var.SplitNewLinesOld();
}

### After the fix

public static void MyFunction()
{
    string var = "Hello\nWorld!";
    var split = var.SplitNewLines();
}

### After the fix (alternate)

public static void MyFunction()
{
    string var = "Hello\nWorld!";
    var split = var.SplitNewLinesOld();
}