Regex in .net

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Hello all,
I'm wondering what the specific code would be to do the following:

Split a string into 40 regular expressions (I guess in an array of strings?).
Loop over each of those 40 strings and split each of THOSE into 2 expressions.

Any specific code help would be appreciated (especially on the looping parts). Thanks in advance.

Suraci

Posted 28-Oct-10 1:00am

Suraci7

Updated 28-Oct-10 1:01am

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OriginalGriff 28-Oct-10 7:07am

Going to depend on what your original string contains.
What are the regexes separated by?
What are the expression pairs separated by?
Edit your question and provide more info.

Hiren solanki 28-Oct-10 7:42am

what could be the final output you want by doing such a hardwork, put some idea further.

Abhinav S 28-Oct-10 8:06am

Not quite sure what you are looking for.

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E.F. Nijboer · Answer 1 · 2010-10-28T01:41:00

It sounds like you don't need regex at all. Normally you would use regex to perform searching, matching or selecting of defined regex patterns but that isn't the case here. To split strings you can simply use String.Split.

Split comma separated values to an array of strings:
string[] words = s.Split(',');

You could then split those strings in the array again if needed. This is very simple and no need to use any regex for that.

Good luck!