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I need it for use with the Visual studio .net 2005 search with RegEx (WinXP Prof.)<br />
I will use it to search within code
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I need it for use with the Visual studio .net 2005 search with RegEx (WinXP Prof.)
I will use it to search within code

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Thanks for the question and the points.
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Hi there!,<br />
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I want a RegEx to find all text in a opened and closed parenthesis.<br />
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note that there may be other parenthesis inside that one.<br />
For example this should match ((int)GetInt((float)3))<br />
however, it should not match with unfinished parenthesis such as ((int) or ((int)GetInt((float)<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
DK
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Hi there!,

I want a RegEx to find all text in a opened and closed parenthesis.

note that there may be other parenthesis inside that one.
For example this should match ((int)GetInt((float)3))
however, it should not match with unfinished parenthesis such as ((int) or ((int)GetInt((float)

Thanks in advance,
DK

Find all text within parenthesis

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