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I find that parsing HTML is far easier than using regular expressions.<br />
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Here is a previous VB.NET question that highlights what I mean:<br />
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&nbsp; <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21767542/extract-hyperlinks-from-HTML-in-VB-net.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21767542/extract-hyperlinks-from-HTML-in-VB-net.html</a><br />
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I have equivalent C# code.<br />
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Bob
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I find that parsing HTML is far easier than using regular expressions.

Here is a previous VB.NET question that highlights what I mean:

  https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21767542/extract-hyperlinks-from-HTML-in-VB-net.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21767542/extract-hyperlinks-from-HTML-in-VB-net.html]

I have equivalent C# code.

Bob

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Bob, could you post that C# code anyway ?<br />
I'd like to have a play.<br />
I can post a separate Q if you like...topic area of your choice :)<br />
Thanks.
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Bob, could you post that C# code anyway ?
I'd like to have a play.
I can post a separate Q if you like...topic area of your choice :)
Thanks.

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Thanks for that code, btw :)
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Hi,<br />
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How do I pick up the last occurrance of a matching string by regular expression. For example: I have string:<br />
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&lt;a href=url1&gt;&lt;a href=url2&gt;......&lt;end&gt;<br />
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I want to pick up the last url before &quot;&lt;end&gt;&quot;<br />
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I use regular expression pattern: &quot;&lt;a href=(.+?)&gt;&lt;end&gt;&quot; and it gives me &quot;url1&gt;&lt;a href=url2&gt;......&quot;.
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Hi,

How do I pick up the last occurrance of a matching string by regular expression. For example: I have string:

<a href=url1><a href=url2>......<end>

I want to pick up the last url before "<end>"

I use regular expression pattern: "<a href=(.+?)><end>" and it gives me "url1><a href=url2>......".

regular expression, pick up the last occurrance

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