Re: Regex repeating capture



<jaylucier@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1170174574.488763.29890@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Howdy,

I'm trying to break an input string into multpile pieces using a
series of delimiters that start with an asterisk. Following the
asterisk is a mulitple character identifier immediately followed by a
data string of variable length. The input string may contain more than
one identifier anywhere in the string.

Here is an example:
*CZ1 2.3 4-56 *fuuuS24364 08 23 72

I'd like to break this into
CZ
1 2.3 4-56
fuuu
S24364 08 23 72

I have tried the pattern (?:\*(CZ|fuuu)(.*)), which produces the
following ouput:
CZ
1 2.3 4-56 *fuuuS24364 08 23 72

How can I force it to repeat the capturing?

Thanks,
Jay


So, to split based on an * using a regular expression:

string pattern = @"\*(?<Text>[^\*]+)";
string input = "*CZ1 2.3 4-56 *fuuuS24364 08 23 72";
Match match = Regex.Match(input, pattern);

while (match.Success) {
Console.WriteLine(match.Groups["Text"].Value);
match = match.NextMatch();
}

HTH,
Mythran




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