Need help, Please convert from vb.net to C#

jitti

I try to convert the code below to c# , but i can not. Please help . JC ----------------------------------------------------------------- Public Shared Function Cleanx() As String Dim Contents As String Contents = "ss aaa xxxx " Dim RegExp As Regex RegExp = New Regex("", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase) Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "<(select|option|script|style|title)(.*?)>((.|\n)*?)", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase) Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "&(nbsp|quot|copy);", "") Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "<[^>]*>", "") Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "<([\s\S])+?>", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase).Replace(" ", " ") Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "<[^<>]+>", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase) ' Contents = RegExp.Replace("(<(\w+)[^>]*?>(.*?)", "$1") Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "\W", " ") 'Trace.Warn("File Contents", Contents) Return (Contents) End Function

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tb_anywhere22y ago
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pseudobill200422y ago
Did the VB.NET version work? What compile error do you get?
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jitti22y ago
Thank you for your time, but it's not work.
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pseudobill200422y ago
From Instant C# (vb.net to c# converter from www.instantcsharp.com), I get: public static string Cleanx() { string Contents = ""; Contents = "ss aaa xxxx "; Regex RegExp = null; RegExp = new Regex("", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase); Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "<(select|option|script|style|title)(.*?)>((.|\\n)*?)", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase); Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "&(nbsp|quot|copy);", ""); Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "<[^>]*>", ""); Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "<([\\s\\S])+?>", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase).Replace(" ", " "); Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "<[^<>]+>", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase); // Contents = RegExp.Replace("(<(\w+)[^>]*?>(.*?)", "$1") Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, "\\W", " "); //Trace.Warn("File Contents", Contents) return (Contents); }
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send2manivannan22y ago
Nothing But very Simple, Just add the '@' symbol before the Strring Constant. It will ommit all the Escape Sequence.... public static string Cleanx() { string Contents="ss aaa xxxx "; Regex RegExp = new Regex("", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase); Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, @"<(select|option|script|style|title)(.*?)>((.|\n)*?)", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase); Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, @"&(nbsp|quot|copy);", ""); Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, @"<[^>]*>", "") ; Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, @"<([\s\S])+?>", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase).Replace(" ", " "); Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, @"<[^<>]+>", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase); Contents = RegExp.Replace(Contents, @"\W", " "); return Contents; }
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