I want to split a string on new lines and format every line different, depending on the line number and on the beginning of that line.
I found an example wich could be nice for my task(stackoverflow):
@Html.Raw(Html.Encode(Model[i].Services[j].ServiceDescription).Replace("\n", "<br />"))
But this needs still some addition like:
- first line: big caption, formating it.(
<h1> text from that model </h1>) - second line: middle Caption, formating it.(
<h4> text from that model </h4>) - third line: normal text, without formating
- bigger than third line:if "Model[i].Services[j].ServiceDescription" contains "-" than print
<ul><li>Model[i].Services[j].ServiceDescription</li><ul>for every new "-" add it to it like:<ul> <li>Model[i].Services[j].ServiceDescription first "-"text </li><li>Model[i].Services[j].ServiceDescription second "-"text </li> <ul>
And I thought I can go like that:
<h1>@Html.Raw(Html.Encode(Model[i].Services[j].ServiceDescription).Replace("\n", "<br />"))</h1>
But this would format the entire text with <h1> caption, so I need kind of a for-loop and if to iterate throug the string, may be like this:
no JavaScript, but c# ( I put this into fiddler,because I couldn't format it here)
An example input looks like:
"First line\r\nSecond line\r\nThird line\r\n-First Li_Element\r\n-Second Li_Element\r\nNormal text again."
By the way I found something like this split up a string on new lines.
How can I realize it, I don't know how to put all the single parts together to a working code ?
UPDATE: I did something like that:
@BWHtml.ToParagraphs(Model[i].Services[j].ServiceDescription)
I did something like that:
UPDATE(FINAL): final
Do you see any danger in this code regarding security issues or any suggestions in improving performance ?
