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Use this tag for code that parses its input, or that is source for a parser generator such as yacc or lex.
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Struct that parses full name into first name, middle name, last name and suffix
The answer from Chuck covers a lot of good ground. I'd take your code a step further and make your first name, last name, middle name, and suffix their own types (structs) as well. That way, your Full …
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Representing and Parsing an Open or Closed Range
I would like to represent a numeric range in C#. Either open-ended, such as "up to 35" or "100 on up" or closed-ended, such as "34 to 65". I'd like to represent the open end with NULL. Further, I'd li …
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Look 'ma, I can read code
Couple of things I would do to the AttributeParser abstract factory:
Bring the creation of the Regex out of the Parse method since it is the same each call.
The if..else each with a return in it is …
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Tokenizing each document in a large document of documents
In addition to the great answers from almaz and Robert Wagner, I would do one more thing: make the Regex compiled and pull it out of the loop. So your original code looks like:
newitem = Regex.Replac …
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Parsing small data into tuples
As usual, anything I have to note about your implementations are pretty minor:
The IList<string> itemNames parameter in the Deconstructor constructor parameters can be IEnumerable<string> itemNames …
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