📉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 .

As a result, SplitNewLines() has been rewritten to more efficiently handle these situations.

Analysis Comparison

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Before the fix

Somewhere in your mod code...

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

After the fix

Somewhere in your mod code...

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

After the fix (alternate)

Somewhere in your mod code

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

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Recommendation

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