Thursday 27 February 2014

How to extract a substring from a .NET RegEx?

How to extract a substring from a .NET RegEx?



1.c# - How to extract a substring from a .NET RegEx? - Stack ...

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2.An Introduction to Regular Expressions - CodeProject

Description:26-01-2001 · Extract a substring ... can fully develop and
test your regular expression against a ... of the features available in
the .NET RegEx Class. Hi:



3.c# - How do I extract a string of text that lies between ...

Description:... " and I want to extract the text between the ... I suspect
substring but I can't work out how to read until the closing ... Use a
Regular Expression:



4..NET Framework Regular Expressions

Description:The centerpiece of text processing with regular expressions is
the regular expression ... In the .NET Framework, regular expression ...
Match the substring that ...



5.how to extract substring - Velocity Reviews - Computer ...

Description:04-06-2006 · how to extract substring Petterson Mikael Guest.
Posts: n/a ... try to match it against a regular expression? Try something
like}\s*(\w+);



6.The Regular Expression Object Model

Description:The regular expression engine in the .NET ... a regular
expression pattern. Extract a ... the first substring that matches a
regular expression ...



7.Re: How to extract a substring using Regex

Description:The correct regex to > extract my substring: > >
substring(data_field from '<name>(.+)<\/name>') FWIW, ...



8.C# Regex Type - Dot Net Perls

Description:A regular expression describes a ... as with IndexOf and
Substring. Regex.Match Regex.Matches Regex ... The Regex type can be used
to process or extract parts of ...



9.PostgreSQL - general - How to extract a substring using Regex

Description:How to extract a substring using Regex. Hi, I'm new to Regex
in Postgres.



10.C# Regex Groups - Dot Net Perls

Description:... // B // The regular expression we use to ... This returns
a Match object. We extract the capture ... Note 2:Some collections in the
.NET Framework are ...

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