how to extrack string from a sentence?

[wajans]

I have a string stored in a variable, say myString= <RssFeeds><link>http://www.codeguru.com/icom\_includes/feeds/codeguru/rss-all.xml</link> <title>CodeGuru.com</title> <description>something</description></RssFeeds> <RssFeeds> <link>http://lifehacker.com/index.xml</link> <title>Lifehacker</title> <description>something</description></RssFeeds> I want to extract the text between <link> and </link> and also the text between <title> and </title> in two different arrays. How to do this, please help me. if anyone have code or any helpfull link please reply back. Thanks

[Paul Conrad]

You could alway use regular expressions.

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[soni uma]

Try using this way string myString = "http://www.codeguru.com/icom\_includes/feeds/codeguru/rss-all.xml" + "CodeGuru.comsomething" + "http://lifehacker.com/index.xmlLifehackersomething"; string[] test = new string[15]; myString = myString.Replace("", "#"); myString = myString.Replace("", "#"); test = myString.Split(Convert.ToChar("#"));

[wajans]

I want to extract substring and store it in an array from to , it repeats two times in my string. How to extract it?

[soni uma]

You can doing it with using for loop.Check '<' in string array if array is not contain that than store that sting with ++

[dan sh]

Dirty but seems to work.

string sFull = "this the is test for the true";
string sToSearch = "the";
int iFirst = sFull.IndexOf(sToSearch);
int iSecond = sFull.IndexOf(sToSearch, iFirst + sToSearch.Length);
string sText = sFull.Substring(iFirst + sToSearch.Length, iSecond - iFirst -sToSearch.Length);

[J4amieC]

Thats not a string, its called "Xml" and there is built in ability to read its node values. Have a look at System.Xml.XmlDocument and System.Xml.XmlTextReader

[PIEBALDconsult]

Yeah, XmlDocument.