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japanshit

This is the case, I write an expression that matches all the comments in C#
//safdjkas;fjasfj messy comments
//
  
   //

  /// <sumary>
  /// I don't want to match things here
  /// </summary>
  public class TessClass//Here are the comments in scribble
  {//This is also a note
          public string f()//A lot of comments, of course, a bit messy
          {
               return "";//The ghost knows where his comments are written
          } //It's really possible
  }
  // Finished the comment
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1) Only the comments with double slashes are matched, not the summary with three slashes! (To put it bluntly, it is to replace the comments in the program)

I tried what you wrote, and tried it in the search in EditPlus and VS2005 (a regular expression match search is provided above), but the results you wrote did not match.

My question:
Last night I thought I had a problem with the expressions I wrote. Now it seems that they may not provide the function of matching non-acquisition (that is (?|pattern)), anyway (?!pattern) and (?=pattern) You can't get anything.
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Please give it a try, does the search in EditPlus and VS2005 not provide (?=pattern) and other matches?

Post before 9 o'clock tonight, thank you for your help!

linhanerror

Do you want to use a regular match for the entire file? What a big appetite
Does it match line by line?
//My matching line is no problem, I change it to see if it can match the entire file

renalex

//([^/]*?)\r\n

(mutiline|ignore)

You take a look.

linhanerror

StreamReader sr=new StreamReader("..\\..\\duplicate Form1.cs");
string str=sr.ReadToEnd();
Regex reg=new Regex("((?<=[^/])|^)//(([^/].*)|$)",RegexOptions.Multiline);
string a="";
foreach(Match m in reg.Matches(str))
{
a=m.Value;
a="";
}//It should be fine just measured

q8399816

Experts:
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mohicanhj

The code given upstairs can solve your problem
I thought it was what you want to extract, and the result is what you want to replace. According to your requirements, the regular I wrote can be qualified as long as the form is changed slightly, depending on which form you need

yourStr = ...........;
string resultStr = Regex.Replace(yourStr, "(.*?(?<!/))(//(?!/).*)", "$1", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);

I haven't tried EditPlus.

renalex

I can extract and replace

懒懒鱼

adfafffdaa........ Take aa........

None of the above methods will work, including:

(.*?(?<!/))(//(?!/).*)

((?<=[^/])|^)//(([^/].*)|$

^[^a]*?(aa(?!a).*)|[^a](aa[^a]*?)$

(?=[^a]*)aa[^a]*$

.*?(?<!a)(aa(?!a).*)

Signed

kalian2000

Read it line by line, and then match line by line, my one should also work...

In addition, if you want to match all the comments, why not consider the case of "/*...*/"?

蜘蛛蝎

What do you use upstairs
^[^a]*?(aa(?!a).*)|[^a](aa[^a]*?)$
Although this method does not havelinhanerror((?<=[^a])|^)aa(([^a].*)|$Good
But there is no problem to test the single line, I debugged on MTracer
After get off work, don't write, I recommendlinhanerror