Function: text.split

Splits the source string into a list of all substrings between each instance of the separator.

The separator itself is excluded from the substrings. In the case of overlapping instances of the separator, the leftmost match is considered.

Empty substrings are included in the list.

If the separator is not found, then a list containing only the source string is returned.

Arguments

Arguments
source	string The string that will be split.
separator	string The separator used to split the string.

Returns

A list of substrings in source.

Raised exceptions

Exceptions
TypeError	If either source or separator is not a string.
ValueError	If separator is an empty string or is not UTF-8 encoded.

Examples

Example 1

# Overlapping separator instances; leftmost match is considered
- returnStep:
    return: ${text.split("baaab", "aa")}  # returns `["b", "ab"]`

Example 2

# Separator is found at beginning of string
- returnStep:
    return: ${text.split("abc", "a")}  # returns `["", "bc"]`

Example 3

# Separator is found at end of string
- returnStep:
    return: ${text.split("abc", "c")}  # returns `["ab", ""]`

Example 4

# Consecutive instances of the separator
- returnStep:
    return: ${text.split("abbc", "b")}  # returns `["a", "", "c"]`