c# Regex Help
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I have a string of the form
"[1,'#000000','#ffffff'],"I need to extract the '1' as an int, '#000000' as a System.Drawing.Color, and '#ffffff' as a System.Drawing.Color. I don't want to do repeatedIndexOf(",")calls to get them, and regex appears to be the way to do this. I have looked on some tutorials and cannot work out how to do this. How do I extract these 3 variables from the string with Regex? -
I have a string of the form
"[1,'#000000','#ffffff'],"I need to extract the '1' as an int, '#000000' as a System.Drawing.Color, and '#ffffff' as a System.Drawing.Color. I don't want to do repeatedIndexOf(",")calls to get them, and regex appears to be the way to do this. I have looked on some tutorials and cannot work out how to do this. How do I extract these 3 variables from the string with Regex?at the beginning and end
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I have a string of the form
"[1,'#000000','#ffffff'],"I need to extract the '1' as an int, '#000000' as a System.Drawing.Color, and '#ffffff' as a System.Drawing.Color. I don't want to do repeatedIndexOf(",")calls to get them, and regex appears to be the way to do this. I have looked on some tutorials and cannot work out how to do this. How do I extract these 3 variables from the string with Regex? -
I have a string of the form
"[1,'#000000','#ffffff'],"I need to extract the '1' as an int, '#000000' as a System.Drawing.Color, and '#ffffff' as a System.Drawing.Color. I don't want to do repeatedIndexOf(",")calls to get them, and regex appears to be the way to do this. I have looked on some tutorials and cannot work out how to do this. How do I extract these 3 variables from the string with Regex?How about
\[(\d+),'#([0-9A-Fa-f]{6,6})','#([0-9A-Fa-f]{6,6})'\]? Tested with my RegexTester[^] :-D .modified on Monday, August 31, 2009 12:03 AM