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Im looking for a handout here :P

My brains simply go blank when trying to formulate any sort of pattern, so if you are feeling generous and have the time....?

Heres my string, which probably contains some sort of carraige returns, its gotten via _InetGetSource()

<h2>Racing Today</h2>

<ul>

<li><a href=/goracing/racing/racecard/default.asp?courseKey=9&fromG1=&raceno=0&raceDate=20100602&locCode=crt>Cartmel</a>

</li>

<li><a href=/goracing/racing/racecard/default.asp?courseKey=19&fromG1=&raceno=0&raceDate=20100602&locCode=fon>Fontwell Park</a>

</li>

<li><a href=/goracing/racing/racecard/default.asp?courseKey=27&fromG1=&raceno=0&raceDate=20100602&locCode=kmp>Kempton Park</a>

</li>

<li><a href=/goracing/racing/racecard/default.asp?courseKey=37&fromG1=&raceno=0&raceDate=20100602&locCode=ntt>Nottingham</a>

</li>

<li><a href=/goracing/racing/racecard/default.asp?courseKey=42&fromG1=&raceno=0&raceDate=20100602&locCode=rip>Ripon</a>

</li>

</ul>

The variables are underlined, and the Green is what Im after (there may be more or fewer lines in the string)

If you are able and willing I would love an explaination of how you formulated any pattern you might provide :mellow:

Edited by JohnOne

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Try this:

...
    $aRegEx = StringRegExp($line, '.*>(.*)</a>', 1)
    If IsArray($aRegEx) Then ConsoleWrite($aRegEx[0] & @CRLF)
...

Where $line is the line your are reading.

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