C#

Software2007 wrote:

Do you think I need to know ASP.net?

string s = "{\"StringC\":"+
                       "{"+
                           "\"key1\": \"value\"," +
                           "\"key2\": \"value\"," +
                           "\"key3\": \"value\"," +
                           "\"key4\": \"value\"" +
                        "},"+
                        "\"StringD\": \"value\"," +
                        "\"StringE\":" +
                        "{"+
                            "\"key1\": \"value\"" +
                        "}"+
                        "}";


            JavaScriptSerializer f =new JavaScriptSerializer();

            JsonData jsd = f.Deserialize<JsonData>(s);

public class JsonData
    {
        public Hashtable StringC { get; set; }
        public string StringD {get; set;}
        public Hashtable StringE { get; set; }
    }

(.*((\"([\d\w]+)\":)|(\s([\d\w]+) =)))*

string expr = @"(.*((\"([\d\w]+)\":)|(\s([\d\w]+) =)))*";
var m = Regex.Match(expr);
var group4 = m.Groups[4];
var group6 = m.Group[6];
string[] allStrings = group4.Captures.Select(c=>c.Value).Union(group6.Select(c=>c.Value)).ToArray();

MrSmoofy wrote:

doesn't return all the countries like Cuba

MrSmoofy wrote:

Windows must have this list somewhere since they are using it in the Location Tab.

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Telephony\Country List

Bastard Programmer from Hell

MrSmoofy wrote:

Again read my original post. The Telephony Country List is not correct it lists Telephone codes not just countries.

MrSmoofy wrote:

Look at number 5399 "Guantanamo Bay" is not a country

Bastard Programmer from Hell

MrSmoofy wrote:

According to Process Monitor it's trying to access the following key which doesn't exist.

MrSmoofy wrote:

Also I have found that Servers usually don't have a modem so this registry key doesn't exist.

Bastard Programmer from Hell