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06.20.2008 at 09:38AM PDT, ID: 23502858
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Select string from within brackets - regex maybe ?

Asked by mSchmidt in Microsoft Visual C#.Net

Tags: .net

I have a string which looks something like this
{Rare,Medium,Gennemstegt}{Pommes,Bagt Kartoffel{Hvidløg,Krydder,Smør}}{Sovs1,Sovs2,Sovs3}

it can ofcause change alot - depending on user input

does anyone know a split command or alike which could give me the following result
arr(0) = {Rare,Medium,Gennemstegt}
arr(1) = {Pommes,Bagt Kartoffel{Hvidløg,Krydder,Smør}}
arr(2) = {Sovs1,Sovs2,Sovs3}

I was thinking of simply looping through the string and counting the number of { and  } once these were equal i would have my first string, then proceed however could this be done by a Regular Expression or ?Start Free Trial
 
 
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