by Mark
26. June 2008 04:46
For a project I need te get the email adresses out of a string with all kinds of text in it. After a lot of trying I found the matchhandler method. It is quite easy, you just need to adjust the Replace command and add a MatchEvaluator. Then you can use the matchhandler to do anything with the right string. In this case I´m adding it to a generic list.
Regex.Replace(source, @"([a-zA-Z_0-9.-]+\@[a-zA-Z_0-9.-]+\.\w+)", new MatchEvaluator(MatchHandler));
And add the string to the generic list.
private string MatchHandler(Match m)
{
col.Add(m.Value);
return m.Value;
}
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by Mark
25. October 2007 11:34
Since a few days the newest version of Visual Studio has been released together with the new 3.5 .Net framework.
It contains tons of new features such as:
- Javascript Intellisense
- Multi-targeting support (.Net versions: 2.0, 2.0 and 3.5)
- Built in AJAX support (no need to install an extra package)
- New Html web designer (same as Expression Web) and improved CSS support
- Language improvements and LINQ
- Access to the .Net Framework Library source code (for more information read this post from Scott Guthrie
When you are a MSDN subscriber you can download it here. If not you can download the 90 day trial of the Team Suite edition here.
Be sure to read this post from Scott Guthrie’s blog
by Mark
13. August 2007 11:33
I
just tried to install the VS2008 SilverlightTools Alpha, but I
immediatly ran in to an error. The installation couldn’t start beacause
VS2008 was not installed. This suprised me because I just installed
thirty minutes before. A some searching I found out that I needed to
install the Visual Web Developer.
You can install this by running the VS2008 setup again an choose to add features. Now the Silverlight tools setup runs flawless.
by Mark
8. August 2007 11:32
I just installed VS 2008. The first time
that I tried to install it, the installation failed. Apparantly the
image (3 gb!) was corrupted and therefore the installation had troubles
with the cabinet files of the Document Explorer. I downloaded it again
and now the installation went flawless.
Tonight I made my first application. I created an rss reader (bases
on Scott Guthrie’s code) which uses LINQ. I think that LINQ is one of
the most important new features of the .Net 3.5 framework. It is an
feature which uses SQL like statements. I saw an demo of it from Erik
Meijer on the dutch DevDays and I immediatly loved it.
Now the next step is to try and expand the rss reader with Silverlight….
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