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Explore Stack InternalIt is actually possible to do it using .NET regular expressions, but it is not trivial, so read carefully.
You can read a nice article here. You also may need to read up on .NET regular expressions. You can start reading here.
Angle brackets <> were used because they do not require escaping.
The regular expression looks like this:
< [^<>]* ( ( (?<Open><) [^<>]* )+ ( (?<Close-Open>>) [^<>]* )+ )* (?(Open)(?!)) > It is actually possible to do it using .NET regular expressions, but it is not trivial, so read carefully.
You can read a nice article here. You also may need to read up on .NET regular expressions. You can start reading here.
Angle brackets <> were used because they do not require escaping.
The regular expression looks like this:
< [^<>]* ( ( (?<Open><) [^<>]* )+ ( (?<Close-Open>>) [^<>]* )+ )* (?(Open)(?!)) > It is actually possible to do it using .NET regular expressions, but it is not trivial, so read carefully.
You can read a nice article here. You also may need to read up on .NET regular expressions. You can start reading here.
Angle brackets <> were used because they do not require escaping.
The regular expression looks like this:
< [^<>]* ( ( (?<Open><) [^<>]* )+ ( (?<Close-Open>>) [^<>]* )+ )* (?(Open)(?!)) > It is actually possible to do it using .netNET regular expressions. But, but it is not trivial, so read carefully.
You can read a nice article here You. You also may need to read up on .netNET regular expressions. You can start reading here.
Angle brackets <><> were used because they do not require escaping. Regular
The regular expression looks like this:
< [^<>]* ( ( (?<Open><) [^<>]* )+ ( (?<Close-Open>>) [^<>]* )+ )* (?(Open)(?!)) > It is actually possible to do it using .net regular expressions. But it is not trivial, so read carefully.
You can read a nice article here You also may need to read up on .net regular expressions. You can start reading here
Angle brackets <> were used because they do not require escaping. Regular expression looks like this:
< [^<>]* ( ( (?<Open><) [^<>]* )+ ( (?<Close-Open>>) [^<>]* )+ )* (?(Open)(?!)) > It is actually possible to do it using .NET regular expressions, but it is not trivial, so read carefully.
You can read a nice article here. You also may need to read up on .NET regular expressions. You can start reading here.
Angle brackets <> were used because they do not require escaping.
The regular expression looks like this:
< [^<>]* ( ( (?<Open><) [^<>]* )+ ( (?<Close-Open>>) [^<>]* )+ )* (?(Open)(?!)) > It is actually possible to do it using .net regular expressions. But it is not trivial, so read carefully.
You can read a nice article here You also may need to read up on .net regular expressions. You can start reading here
Angle brackets <> were used because they do nonot require escaping. Regular expression looks like this:
< [^<>]* ( ( (?<Open><) [^<>]* )+ ( (?<Close-Open>>) [^<>]* )+ )* (?(Open)(?!)) > It is actually possible to do it using .net regular expressions. But it is not trivial, so read carefully.
You can read a nice article here You also may need to read up on .net regular expressions. You can start reading here
Angle brackets <> were used because they do no require escaping. Regular expression looks like this:
< [^<>]* ( ( (?<Open><) [^<>]* )+ ( (?<Close-Open>>) [^<>]* )+ )* (?(Open)(?!)) > It is actually possible to do it using .net regular expressions. But it is not trivial, so read carefully.
You can read a nice article here You also may need to read up on .net regular expressions. You can start reading here
Angle brackets <> were used because they do not require escaping. Regular expression looks like this:
< [^<>]* ( ( (?<Open><) [^<>]* )+ ( (?<Close-Open>>) [^<>]* )+ )* (?(Open)(?!)) >