how can get number in a string in c# :((((((

[mhd sbt]

hi how can i get number from a string like this :

just using c# thankyou

[Pete OHanlon]

You can use a Regular Expression to retrieve this. The expression is as simple as \d

[BillWoodruff]

Great resource for RegEx's useful to convert from many formats to many numeric types: [^]. Try this:

private string getID = @"'\d+'";

private Regex rxGetID;

private char[] trimQuote = new[] {'\''};

private int? htmlToInt(string match)
{
rxGetID = new Regex(getID, RegexOptions.Compiled);

string result = rxGetID.Match(match).Value.Trim(trimQuote);

int intResult;

return (Int32.TryParse(result, out intResult))
   ? intResult
   : (int?) null; // note the weird, but required, cast here

}

// test
private void Test()
{
rxGetID = new Regex(getID,RegexOptions.Compiled);

int? result = htmlToInt("*    ID='45'");

    if (result != null)
    {
        // good to go
    }
    else
    {
        // throw error ?
    }
}      

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