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I believe the Format function is equivelant to sscanf.<br />
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String.Format<br />
String.Substring<br />
String.Split<br />
String.Parse<br />
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All in msdn<br />
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Good luck
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I believe the Format function is equivelant to sscanf.

String.Format
String.Substring
String.Split
String.Parse

All in msdn

Good luck

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String namespace also contains support for regular expressions. Easy for validation!<br />
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CJ
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String namespace also contains support for regular expressions. Easy for validation!

CJ

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Does anyone have any good examples for how to use the regual expressions?
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Does anyone have any good examples for how to use the regual expressions?

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Several. Lots can be found if you do a search on &quot;regaular expressions C#&quot;<br />
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<a href="http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/3/RegExpPSD.asp" rel="ugc">http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/3/RegExpPSD.asp</a><br />
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CJ
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Several. Lots can be found if you do a search on "regaular expressions C#"

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/3/RegExpPSD.asp [http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/3/RegExpPSD.asp]

CJ

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First come first serve instead of first idea first serve?<br />
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*sigh*
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First come first serve instead of first idea first serve?

*sigh*

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Sorry CJ_S, but your original answer wasn't good enough (I've allready tried that), and I always promote quick answers....<br />
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(You where pretty fast too though....)
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Sorry CJ_S, but your original answer wasn't good enough (I've allready tried that), and I always promote quick answers....

(You where pretty fast too though....)

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In C/C++ there is the possibilty to parse strings using the sscanf function. This is neat since you then have the possibility to match complete patterns of text, instead of manually having to parse through every single character in a string. <br />
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There must be some easy way to do this i C# also (since I think a lot of people would use this kind of functionallity) but I haven't figured it out yet. Does anyone have any tips/examples?
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In C/C++ there is the possibilty to parse strings using the sscanf function. This is neat since you then have the possibility to match complete patterns of text, instead of manually having to parse through every single character in a string. 

There must be some easy way to do this i C# also (since I think a lot of people would use this kind of functionallity) but I haven't figured it out yet. Does anyone have any tips/examples?

sscanf functionallity in C#

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).