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I would like to find the start position of the following in a string:
{UPPERCASESTRINGINANYLENGTH(
What is the fastest way of doing that? Thanks
You can;
foreach (Match match in Regex.Matches(" {AAA(1)} {XXX(2)} ", #"\{[A-Z]+\("))
{
if (match.Success)
int pos = match.Index;
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I have a string like this:
var mystring = ',32,33,34,35,36'
How can I call a method for each value?
There are many ways to do that.
For ex:
foreach (string i in mystring.split(','))
callYourFunction(i);
Does this suits you?
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We have for egz. 4.7(8+3) how add multiple character between digit and bracket4.7*(8+3)
Capture digit followed by bracket into two groups, then replace matched value with group values and multiple character between them:
Regex.Replace(input, #"(\d)(\()", "$1*$2")
For input "4.7(5+(8+3)/1(1-2))" result will be "4.7*(5+(8+3)/1*(1-2))"
Keep it simple: REplace ( by *(
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How can one remove the quotes in between quotes using Regex?
Say for the following string:
String sb233="\"DB\"|\"FB_\"ID\"|\"INV_\"ID\"|\"%T001\"|\"%T0\"16\"|\"OWNER_KEY\"|\"VEND_LABL\"|\"INV_KEY\"|\"FB_KEY\"|\"FB_AP\"P_AMT\"|...
The desired result:
String sb233="\"DB\"|\"FB_ID\"|\"INV_ID\"|\"%T001\"|\"%T016\"|\"OWNER_KEY\"|\"VEND_LABL\"|\"INV_KEY\"|\"FB_KEY\"|\"FB_AP\"P_AMT\"|...
Try this
(?<!\||^)\\"(?!\|)
Regex Demo
Input
\"DB\"|\"FB_\"ID\"|\"INV_\"ID\"|\"%T001\"|\"%T0\"16\"|\"OWNER_KEY\"|\"VEND_LABL\"|\"INV_KEY\"|\"FB_KEY\"|\"FB_AP\"P_AMT\"|...
Output:
\"DB\"|\"FB_ID\"|\"INV_ID\"|\"%T001\"|\"%T016\"|\"OWNER_KEY\"|\"VEND_LABL\"|\"INV_KEY\"|\"FB_KEY\"|\"FB_APP_AMT\"|...
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For example:
INPUT: sample="DA ---- Dear Allowance"
OUTPUT: "Dear Allowance"
I want this type of scenario in C#.
if all your strings have the same format like Code ---- FullName
you can do it simple-
string sName = "DA ---- Dear Allowance".Split(new string[]{"----"}, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries)[1].Trim();
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I have this string
%1111_Ç2222_Ç3333_
and I want remove the characters between the first and second _
Ç2222_
What is the best way to do this?
Thanks
maybe you want to go into this direction, but your question is not that clear...
string sIn = "%1111_Ç2222_Ç3333_";
string sOut = string.Join("_", sIn.Split('_').Where((x, index) => index != 1));