I have a string that is basically an XML node, and I need to extract the values of the attributes. I am trying to use the following C# code to accomplish this:
string line = "<log description="Reset Controls - MFB - SkipSegment = True" start="09/13/2011 10:29:58" end="09/13/2011 10:29:58" timeMS="0" serviceCalls="0">"
string pattern = "\"[\\w ]*\"";
Regex r = new Regex(pattern);
foreach (Match m in Regex.Matches(line, pattern))
{
MessageBox.Show(m.Value.Substring(1, m.Value.Length - 2));
}
The problem is that this is only returning the last occurrence from the string ("0" in the above example), when each string contains 5 occurrences. How do I get every occurrence using C#?
Don't try to parse XML with regular expressions. Use an XML API instead. It's simply a really bad idea to try to hack together "just enough of an XML parser" - you'll end up with incredibly fragile code.
Now your line isn't actually a valid XML element at the moment - but if you add a </log>
it will be.
XElement element = XElement.Parse(line + "</log>");
foreach (XAttribute attribute in element.Attributes())
{
Console.WriteLine("{0} = {1}", attribute.Name, attribute.Value);
}
That's slightly hacky, but it's better than trying to fake XML parsing yourself.
顺便说一句,您需要将字符串转义为双引号并添加分号:
string line = "<log description=\"Reset Controls - MFB - SkipSegment = True\" start=\"09/13/2011 10:29:58\" end=\"09/13/2011 10:29:58\" timeMS=\"0\" serviceCalls=\"0\">";
要实际回答您的问题,您的pattern
应该为"\\"[^\\"]*\\""
因为\\w
将不匹配空格,符号等。
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