C# Regex finder

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ITNOG - Hi

Thank you for your quick and very good answer , that really helped me .

but I have got some new question , hope you help me please :

I want to change this string to new string whether there is '@' or not. For example two of them should replace to that :

string file = "this is a sample text";

or

string file = @"this is a sample text";

to

string file = Function(@"this is a sample text");

also if there is a Function() method , should not be used again :

string file = Function(@"this is a sample text");

to

string file = Function(@"this is a sample text");

I know this is really hard to find , but I am not able to find that , wish someone help me .

Posted 30-Nov-09 18:49pm

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Updated 10-Dec-09 4:33am

Chris Maunder773.1K

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AspDotNetDev · Accepted Answer · 2009-11-30T19:02:00

Sorry if the below doesn't show up. Code Project seems to have a bug. Something in the below code is preventing it from showing up when I click the "Preview" tab. Oh well, let's just hope is a preview problem and that this actually does show up once the answer is posted:

// This goes at the top of your file.
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

// This code does what you want.
string pattern = @"(?<RESULT>\"".*?\"")";
string replace = "Function(${RESULT})";
string input = @"string file = ""this is a sample text"";";
string result = Regex.Replace(input, pattern, replace);
MessageBox.Show(result);