VB.NET Tutorial 54 - Regex (Part 1) (Visual Basic 2008/2010)

In this tutorial, we go over how the Regex class (Regular Expression) works and how to create a Regex and find matches. Using Regex is a very easy way to parse strings and could save you a lot of time in the long run. This tutorial will cover the basics of finding Regex matches in a string, and you should be able to research yourself from there. Look up the Regex Syntax Reference Table for the characters that you can use in a Regex.

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[topbgpkk]

how can get numbers

[TreeTopSky]

@TreeTopSky like i would have multiple things:

[111]

bla 1

bla 2[/111]

[222]

bla 1

bla 2

[/222]

im looking for specific group case matching

[TreeTopSky]

@RoGFaNBoY I know that, but what im trying to figure out is how to get the string between the "[ITEM]" and "[/ITEM]"

[RoGFaNBoY]

@TreeTopSky example

"blah" & vbNewLine & "blah"

would look like

blah

blah

[TreeTopSky]

how would i use the regex to match whole strings(including new lines) from:

[ITEM]

blah here

and here

and also here

[/ITEM]

[Olemassacre]

@YoungPrototype :) What kind of program is it?

[igotsk1ll]

love you dude!

[MrReview2011]

very good tut keep it up!!

[evergreen8052]

cool.....

[SuperBestscene]

hey.....very nice!!!!!!