In fact your Regex is correct. The problem is that verbatim strings (@"...") don't support the backslash ("\") as escape character. To escape a double quote in a verbatim string use two double quotes instead.
Maybe some code is more helpful:
Code:
string test = @"<td class=""detail12"" align=""center"" bgcolor=""#b6e2ff"">9,034</td>";
C#-APP: redirecting STDOUT vs. anonymous pipes: what's the difference?
I have some problems to understand the difference of using the STDOUT and using "anonymous pipes" as shown below:
Code:
using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.IO;
namespace ProcessTest
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// configure ProcessStartInfo to start some exe and to redirect the
Some code example would be helpful, but I guess you have done something like this:
Code:
// wrap the delegate around the ipc call method
IpcChannelCallDelegate channelCall = new IpcChannelCallDelegate(channelCall);
// start the ipc call asychronously
IAsyncResult asyncResult = channelCall.BeginInvoke(param, null, null);
// -PLACEHOLDER-
// get the result from the ipc call
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