I have a string which i want to split using a character preceded by a particular character
Foo:xxxxxxxxx:Bar:xxxxxxxx:FooBar:xxxxxxx
I want to split it using colon :
coming after x
.
I tried x:
but it is removing last x
.
I know that i can use this regex and then append x
in each splitted string but is there a way to split this string using regex so that last x
is also there.
Try lookbehind assertion
:
(?<=x):
and your code like this:
var result = Regex.Split(inputString, "(?<=x):");
explain:
(?<= subexpression)
Zero-width positive lookbehind assertion.
for sample: if you apply (?<=19)\\d{2}
Regex on
1851 1999 1950 1905 2003
the result is
99
, 50
, 05
零宽度正向后断言。
(?<=x):
var list = Regex.Split("Foo:xxxxxxxxx:Bar:xxxxxxxx:FooBar:xxxxxxx", "(?<=x):");
根据sbutler的使用,它使用正向后看。
在C#的Regex.Split
方法中使用正向Regex.Split
:
string[] substrings = Regex.Split("Foo:xxxxxxxxx:Bar:xxxxxxxx:FooBar:xxxxxxx", "(?<=x):");
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