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Re: re.Pattern = "\<p>(.[^\[]*)\<\/div>" Roy Fine
6/13/2004 10:13:09 PM
dotnet xml:

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It means the following:
1) a regular expressing - have a look at this link:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;308252

2) mega-crossposting - have a look at these links
http://www.oakroadsystems.com/genl/unice.htm#xpost
and
ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/doc/rfc/rfc1855.txt

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roy fine

re.Pattern = "\<p>(.[^\[]*)\<\/div>" Bill Yin
6/14/2004 8:57:13 AM
what's mean?

Re: re.Pattern = "\<p>(.[^\[]*)\<\/div>" mortb
6/14/2004 2:21:33 PM
I think the pattern look for a a <p> tag start and continues to match any
character except [ until </div> end tag is found.

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Re: re.Pattern = "\<p>(.[^\[]*)\<\/div>" Niki Estner
6/14/2004 2:51:01 PM
re.Pattern = "\<p>(.[^\[]*)\<\/div>"

This statement assigns the string "\<p>(.[^\[]*)\<\/div>" to the member or
property "Pattern" of the object "re".
(As you posted this to a C# ng, I guess this is the kind of answer you
expected?)

Now, do you really think this has anything to do with
- FAQs
- ADO.net
- ASP.net
- XML
- SourceSafe???

Niki

"Bill Yin" <yinxinbiao@yahoo.com.cn.discuss> wrote in
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Re: re.Pattern = "\<p>(.[^\[]*)\<\/div>" SP
6/15/2004 7:27:18 AM
\ = cross
<p> = cross posting
( = to
..[ = newsgroups
^ = an exponential number of times
\[]*) = (and probably not the first time)
\<\ = will get you answered less then
/div> = a number divided by itself (i.e. 1)

SP

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Re: re.Pattern = "\<p>(.[^\[]*)\<\/div>" Kalyan
6/30/2004 2:03:13 PM
excellent reply

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