I have a regular expression (regex) question...

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I have a regular expression (regex) question...

How would I use regular expressions to remove the contents in parenthesis in a string in C# like this:

"SOMETHING (#2)"

The part of the string I want to remove always appears within paranthesis and they are always # followed by some number. The rest of the string needs to be left alone.

[Stu]

I'm not sure about the C# part (I would imagine it would be done using Regex.Replace based on a quick googling), but one regex that would do the trick is this:

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\(#[^)]+\)

[chriselviss]

I have a regular expression (regex) question...

How would I use regular expressions to remove the contents in parenthesis in a string in C# like this:

"SOMETHING (#2)"

The part of the string I want to remove always appears within paranthesis and they are always # followed by some number. The rest of the string needs to be left alone.

You can delete the subkey like

rKey = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey("Software", true);
rKey.DeleteSubKey("AppReg", true);

if you not clear look:

http://net-informations.com/csprj/overv ... ations.htm

chris.