Urgent: Find a replacement regular, such as: [by: 郑信涛], [01: 18.50], [ar: 同 恩] That is, replace [content]

浮升萧条

Such as the title:
Find a replacement regular, such as: [by: 郑信涛], [01: 18.50], [ar: 同 恩]
That is: replace [content] with empty
Asp.net C # to replace. Waiting online

wenmy715

Regex regex = new Regex ("[. *]");
string outputStr = regex.Replace (inputStr, string.Empty);

accers

wenmy715
 
 
   Regex regex = new Regex ("[. *]");
string outputStr = regex.Replace (inputStr, string.Empty);
  
 
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It's not that simple. . . . . . . . . .
I was thinking about this last time myself
But the problem when matching is
For example: [by: 郑信涛], [01: 18.50], [ar: 同 恩]
He matched into [by: 郑信涛], [01: 18.50], [ar: 同 恩]
Instead of [by: 郑信涛]
[01: 18.50]
[ar: Tongen]

accers

wenmy715
 
 
   Regex regex = new Regex ("[. *]");
string outputStr = regex.Replace (inputStr, string.Empty);
  
 
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And for regular square bracket matching, use escape\[

accers

using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

// regular expression object
Regex re = new Regex (@ "\[[A-Za-z0-9 _] *\]");

// replace
string oldstr = "your string";

string newstr = re.Replace (oldstr, "replace to");

This is the character match I wrote

wenmy715

Eh, sorry, I found this problem too, I think about it ~~

accers

But I do n’t seem to know about Chinese character matching.
Han, I did n’t find out for a long time
The regular expression I just wrote is
\[[A-Za-z0-9 _] *\]

浮升萧条

Yes. None of the above methods work, is there no other way

wenmy715

Try this ~~
Regex regex = new Regex (@ "\[. *\] |\[. *]\],");
string outputStr = regex.Replace (inputStr, "");

mohicanhj

I don't quite understand the meaning of the landlord, but to replace each [content] of "[by: 郑信涛], [01: 18.50], [ar: 同 恩]", and keep the symbols in it, or the above Replace all the contents, if it is the former, use the following

string yourStr = ......;
string resultStr = Regex.Replace (yourStr, "\\[. *?\\]", "", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);

If the latter, use the following

string yourStr = ......;
string resultStr = Regex.Replace (yourStr, "\\[. *\\]", "", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);