I have a file with the following content
aaaaa(fasdfiojasdlfkj)
213.df(fasdfsadffdfsd)
53434534535(oipowerier)
2.3.*12.4(asdfrwer)
i would like to have a list like this eventually,
List<string[]> sList = new List<string[]>();
sList[0] = new string[]{"aaaaa", "fasdfiojasdlfkj"};
sList[1] = new string[]{"213.df", "fasdfsadffdfsd"};
sList[2] = new string[]{"53434534535", "oipowerier"};
sList[3] = new string[]{"2.3.*12.4", "asdfrwer"};
You can do this without regex:
var result = stringlist.ConvertAll(x =>x.Split(new char[] {'(',')'},
StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries));
You don't need Regex for this - string.Split will be enough.
If you use it per line:
List<string[]> sList = new List<string[]>();
foreach(var line in fileLines)
{
sList.Add(line.Split(new Char[]{ '(', ')'},
StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries));
}
List<string[]> sList = new List<string[]>();
MatchCollection matches = Regex.Matches(yourtext, @"([^\(]+)\(([^\)]+)\)");
foreach(Match mymatches in matches)
{
//get the data
string firststring = mymatches.Groups[1].Value;
string secondstring = mymatches.Groups[2].Value;
sList.Add(new string[] {firststring, secondstring});
}
not tested though....
