C# Regex Problem
I want开发者_运维问答 to extract all table rows from an HTML page.
But using the pattern @"<tr>([\w\W]*)</tr>"
is not working.
It's giving one result which is first occurence of <tr>
to last occurrence of </tr>
.
But I want every occurrence of <tr>...</tr>
value.
Can anyone please tell me how I can do this?
[\w\W]*
matches greedily so it will match from the first <tr>
to the last </tr>
.
A regex approach won't work well because HTML is not a regular language. If you really wanted to try to use a lazy modifier such as "<tr>(.*?)</tr>"
with the RegexOptions.Singleline
flag, however this isn't guaranteed to work in all cases.
For parsing HTML you need an HTML parser. Try HTML Agility Pack.
I do agree with Mark: you should to use HTML Agility Pack library.
About your regex, you should to go with something like:
@"<tr>([\s\S]*?)</tr>"
That's a non greedy pattern, and you should to get one match for every TR.
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