System.Text.Reg ularExpressions Class

[chris fink]

Using regular expression testers such as Expresso or Dan Appleman's tester,
I have a regular expression that tests fine and is returning matches.
However, when the same regex is run through code, the same code that is
returning the matches in the tester, no matches are found. The only
difference is that the in the tester, the source to run the regex against
are placed into a texbox (string array) and in the code the source is
generated from a web request into a string object.

Has anyone had any similar issues?

Thanks
Chris

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Hello,

"chris fink" <ch********@dec isionone.com> schrieb:

I have a regular expression that tests fine and is returning matches.
However, when the same regex is run through code, the same code that is returning the matches in the tester, no matches are found. The only
difference is that the in the tester, the source to run the regex against are placed into a texbox (string array) and in the code the source is
generated from a web request into a string object.

Post some code.

Regards,
Herfried K. Wagner
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MVP · VB Classic, VB .NET
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[Chris Wilson]

Hello Herfried,

I'm having the same problem and it's driving me crazy. This code does
not work when run but works in 2 expression evaluators.

Chris

Sub test()
Dim testString As String = "Me.Button1.Nam e = 'Button1'"
Dim regVars As New Regex( _
"(?:^\s*)(?<nam e>.*)\s*=\s*(?< value>.*)(?=\r\ n)", _
RegexOptions.Ig noreCase _
Or RegexOptions.Mu ltiline _
Or RegexOptions.Co mpiled _
)
Dim regMC As MatchCollection = regVars.Matches (testString)
If regMC.Count > 0 Then
MsgBox("Success ")
End If
End Sub