Implement Regular Expression for a File Path

Hello All,

This is sampath i have a file which contains all the File paths ,i want to break using regular expression Kindly help me.

Here are the strings:

string str1 = "/SCS/Customer/BMW/35Up/09_Testing/05_Software-Testing/DynamicTesting/Cantata/VIEW_BMW_35Up_Gladiator_Regression/MainMicro/Application/Comms/CommsArAdapter_Cfg/_FrCycle/test_FrCycle.c 1.1 d:\Sandbox\BMW35UP_Testview_I320\MainMicro\Application\Comms\CommsArAdapter_Cfg\_FrCycle\test_FrCycle.c";

Expected output:

test_FrCycle.c
1.1

string str2 = "/SCS/SCS_Core_Based/08_Software/Application/SA/SA_GEN2/Lamp_Cfg/Application/Source/Lamp_Cfg.c 1.1.3.4 d:\Sandbox\BMW35UP_I330_1.345\MainMicro\Application\Sa\Lamp_Cfg\Source\Lamp_Cfg.c";

Expected Output:

Lamp_Cfg.c
1.1.3.4

Kindly help me to find solution for this

Thank You
Sampath

You don't actually need regular expressions for this. You can do it as follows:

using System;

using System.IO;

class Program

{

static void Main()

{

string str1 = @"/SCS/Customer/BMW/35Up/09_Testing/05_Software-Testing/DynamicTesting/Cantata/VIEW_BMW_35Up_Gladiator_Regression/MainMicro/Application/Comms/CommsArAdapter_Cfg/_FrCycle/test_FrCycle.c 1.1 d:\Sandbox\BMW35UP_Testview_I320\MainMicro\Application\Comms\CommsArAdapter_Cfg\_FrCycle\test_FrCycle.c";

string[] split = str1.Split(' ');

string fileName = Path.GetFileName(split[0]);

Console.WriteLine(fileName);

Console.WriteLine(split[1]);

Console.WriteLine();

string str2 = @"/SCS/SCS_Core_Based/08_Software/Application/SA/SA_GEN2/Lamp_Cfg/Application/Source/Lamp_Cfg.c 1.1.3.4 d:\Sandbox\BMW35UP_I330_1.345\MainMicro\Application\Sa\Lamp_Cfg\Source\Lamp_Cfg.c";

string[] split2 = str2.Split(' ');

string fileName2 = Path.GetFileName(split2[0]);

Console.WriteLine(fileName2);

Console.WriteLine(split2[1]);

Console.WriteLine();

Console.ReadKey();

}

}

The output is:

test_FrCycle.c

1.1

Lamp_Cfg.c

1.1.3.4

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Vulpes12y ago
You don't actually need regular expressions for this. You can do it as follows:

using System;
using System.IO;

class Program
{
static void Main()
{
string str1 = @"/SCS/Customer/BMW/35Up/09_Testing/05_Software-Testing/DynamicTesting/Cantata/VIEW_BMW_35Up_Gladiator_Regression/MainMicro/Application/Comms/CommsArAdapter_Cfg/_FrCycle/test_FrCycle.c 1.1 d:\Sandbox\BMW35UP_Testview_I320\MainMicro\Application\Comms\CommsArAdapter_Cfg\_FrCycle\test_FrCycle.c";
string[] split = str1.Split(' ');
string fileName = Path.GetFileName(split[0]);
Console.WriteLine(fileName);
Console.WriteLine(split[1]);
Console.WriteLine();
string str2 = @"/SCS/SCS_Core_Based/08_Software/Application/SA/SA_GEN2/Lamp_Cfg/Application/Source/Lamp_Cfg.c 1.1.3.4 d:\Sandbox\BMW35UP_I330_1.345\MainMicro\Application\Sa\Lamp_Cfg\Source\Lamp_Cfg.c";
string[] split2 = str2.Split(' ');
string fileName2 = Path.GetFileName(split2[0]);
Console.WriteLine(fileName2);
Console.WriteLine(split2[1]);
Console.WriteLine();
Console.ReadKey();
}
}

The output is:

test_FrCycle.c
1.1

Lamp_Cfg.c
1.1.3.4