I have a method that checks to see if a string (lets say "strparent") contains another string ("strsub") but the thing is, "strsub" does not always contain the same value as there is a digit within it that can be any whole digit.
Example 1:
" tab (ver 3) by "
Example 2:
" tab (ver 12) by "
I'm not too experienced with regular expressions so I'm not sure if this could be easily done with them or not.
\(substr \d+\)
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Regex would be simple (untested): @" tab \\(ver \\d+\\) by ";
This is a handy regular expression tester for C#:
It should be fairly easy. I would just tell you but regular expressions are probably something you should familiarize yourself with and this would be a good first attempt as the expression would not be very complex.
Some REGEX resources:
http://regexlib.com/CheatSheet.aspx
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