I have got this strange results from a COM API return which use some type of Lists the strings in the TStrings object in system data format (SDF). property CommaText: string; Looks like this is standard Delphi format. However I am used with the nice and user friendly split format of Perl and not this dirty looks not friendly result. This is the source strings : 

R50”R20
“Desc 4-10”
R400,20
Test
Test5””

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This would be the result from the Delphi COM API 

“R50””R20”,””Desc 4-10””,”R400,20”,Test,”Test5””””

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So I need to reverse this back to the original strings. Anybody has some easy and good idea on how to do this.

In reply to How to separate with double quote and comma. by vios

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