In VB.Net I'm doing this - hopefully it will point you in the right
direction:
001 Public Function GetDefuns(ByVal strFileText As String, ByRef
lspFile As LispFile) As Collection
002 ' Consider this: (?<!;)\(defun c:([^(]+)[^;]
+;+ *(.*)$
003 Dim objRegex As Regex = New Regex("(?<!;)\(defun ([^(]+)[^;]+;
(.*)$", RegexOptions.Multiline Or RegexOptions.IgnoreCase)
004 Dim colReturns As New Collection
005 objRegex.Matches(strFileText)
006 With objRegex
007 For Each objMatch As Match In .Matches(strFileText)
008 Dim objDefun As New Defun
009 With objDefun
010 .SourceFile = lspFile
011 .Name = objMatch.Groups.Item(1).Captures.Item(0).ToString
().Trim()
012 .ShortDescription = objMatch.Groups.Item(2).Captures.Item
(0).ToString().Trim()
013 .IsCommand = Left(.Name, 2).ToUpper = "C:"
014 .StartPoint = objMatch.Groups.Item(2).Captures.Item
(0).Index
015 End With
016 colReturns.Add(objDefun)
017
... snippage ...
121 Next
122 End With
123 Return colReturns
124 End Function
Note line 014 is getting the ordinal position of the start of the
second capture group.
On May 10, 3:16 pm, Sathyaish <sathya...@gmail.com> wrote:
> For fun, I'm developing a utility that will take an input string and a
> regex and will color highlight all matches of the regex in the
> original string, alike the Find function in Firefox or IE 8, and some
> popular browsers.
> I am using C#. Does any member of the System.Text.RegularExpressions
> namespace return the ordinal positions of the matches in the original
> string? I also need their lengths.
> Is there a way to get this information?
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