Hi I have strings like:
** Dealing Flop ** [ As, 4s, 8h ]
** Dealing Turn ** [ 4h ]
** Dealing River ** [ 3s ]
I need know is it flop turn or river and what cards has been dealt. for now I have
new Regex(@"^\*\* Dealing (?<flop>F)|(?<turn>T)|(?<river>R)");
and what i need should be something like
new Regex(@"^\*\* Dealing (?<flop>F)|(?<turn>T)|(?<river>R)*[(?<cards>)]$");
but it does not work. Please help.Thank you.
Surely this would be a lot more readable by using .Contains()?
enum Situation {
Flop,
Turn,
River
}
Situation GetSituation(string input){
if(input.Contains("Flop"){ return Situation.Flop;}
if(input.Contains("Turn"){ return Situation.Turn;}
if(input.Contains("River"){ return Situation.River;}
throw new ArgumentException("Invalid situation");
}
You can get the played hands like this:
var start = myString.IndexOf("[");
var end = myString.IndexOf("]");
var hands = myString.SubString(start, (end - start)).Split(",");
If you want check if in the string there is Dealing Flop/River or Turn you can use this regex
(.*Dealing Flop| Dealing Turn| Dealing River.*)
And then you can extract from string all data that you need. But sincerely I prefer @JeroenVannevel method because it's more clear and simply to understand
You can use this pattern to know the situation and the cards:
\b(?<ftr>Flop|Turn|River) \*\* \[ (?<c1>[^], ]+)(?>, (?<c2>[^], ]+))?(?>, (?<c3>[^] ]+))? ]
