So I have the string format split into two arrays:
String:
{ "{0}", "hit", "{1}" }
Values:
{ "Player", "Enemy" }
is there a way to format this ? Can I still use String.Format?
EDIT:
I believe that I have not described the issue well:
The expected result would be new array or the first array edited like:
{ "Player" , "hit" , "Enemy" }
Please keep in mind that value "Enemy" can also be "Enemy 1" or "Enemy Strong" etc.
Because of the input, I expect you want to create a string[]
as result rather than a string. To do that, you can use Linq:
var s = new[] {"{0}", "hit", "{1}"};
var values = new [] {"Player", "Enemy"};
var result = s.Select((a)=>string.Format(a, values)).ToArray();
You can do it something like:
var s = new[] {"{0}", "hit", "{1}"};
var values = new [] {"Player", "Enemy"};
var result = String.Format(String.Join(" ", s), values);
Output:
Player hit Enemy
string[] a = {"{0}", "hit", "{1}"};
string[] b = {"Player", "Enemy"};
var result = string.Format(string.Join(" ", a), b);
should work quite well.
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