need to get a number from an xml file using Regex [duplicate]

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I have a scenario where I have an xml content and I need to get the version number from that file. For example below is the text.

<testing Version1 = "1.1" Version2 = "1.3">
<name> Example </Name>
<Description>sample description</Description>
</testing>

I need the Version2 value i.e., 1.3. Is it possible to get it by using Regex?

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I have a scenario where I have an xml content and I need to get the version number from that file. For example below is the text.

<testing Version1 = "1.1" Version2 = "1.3">
<name> Example </Name>
<Description>sample description</Description>
</testing>

I need the Version2 value i.e., 1.3. Is it possible to get it by using Regex?

Thanks in Advance,

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See: stackoverflow.com/questions/933687/…
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I have a scenario where I have an xml content and I need to get the version number from that file. For example below is the text.

<testing Version1 = "1.1" Version2 = "1.3">
<name> Example </Name>
<Description>sample description</Description>
</testing>

I need the Version2 value i.e., 1.3. Is it possible to get it by using Regex?

Thanks in Advance,

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Regex to extract attribute value

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Read XML Attribute using XmlDocument

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Getting attribute value of an XML Document using C#

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I have a scenario where I have an xml content and I need to get the version number from that file. For example below is the text.

<testing Version1 = "1.1" Version2 = "1.3">
<name> Example </Name>
<Description>sample description</Description>
</testing>

I need the Version2 value i.e., 1.3. Is it possible to get it by using Regex?

Thanks in Advance,

This question already has an answer here:

Regex to extract attribute value

2 answers

Read XML Attribute using XmlDocument

7 answers

Getting attribute value of an XML Document using C#

6 answers

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Why not use XDocument?
– cactuaroid
Nov 9 at 12:56

See: stackoverflow.com/questions/933687/…
– NoChance
Nov 9 at 13:04

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2

Why not use XDocument?
– cactuaroid
Nov 9 at 12:56

See: stackoverflow.com/questions/933687/…
– NoChance
Nov 9 at 13:04

Why not use XDocument?
– cactuaroid
Nov 9 at 12:56

See: stackoverflow.com/questions/933687/…
– NoChance
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You can do it without a regular expression - example:

var xml = @"<testing Version1 = ""1.1"" Version2 = ""1.3"">
<Name> Example </Name>
<Description>sample description</Description>
</testing>";

string version2 = XElement.Parse(xml).Attribute("Version2").Value;

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You can do it without a regular expression - example:

var xml = @"<testing Version1 = ""1.1"" Version2 = ""1.3"">
<Name> Example </Name>
<Description>sample description</Description>
</testing>";

string version2 = XElement.Parse(xml).Attribute("Version2").Value;

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You can do it without a regular expression - example:

var xml = @"<testing Version1 = ""1.1"" Version2 = ""1.3"">
<Name> Example </Name>
<Description>sample description</Description>
</testing>";

string version2 = XElement.Parse(xml).Attribute("Version2").Value;

answered Nov 9 at 12:59

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up vote
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You can do it without a regular expression - example:

var xml = @"<testing Version1 = ""1.1"" Version2 = ""1.3"">
<Name> Example </Name>
<Description>sample description</Description>
</testing>";

string version2 = XElement.Parse(xml).Attribute("Version2").Value;

answered Nov 9 at 12:59

Rui Jarimba

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You can do it without a regular expression - example:

var xml = @"<testing Version1 = ""1.1"" Version2 = ""1.3"">
<Name> Example </Name>
<Description>sample description</Description>
</testing>";

string version2 = XElement.Parse(xml).Attribute("Version2").Value;

answered Nov 9 at 12:59

Rui Jarimba

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answered Nov 9 at 12:59

Rui Jarimba

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answered Nov 9 at 12:59

Rui Jarimba

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answered Nov 9 at 12:59

Rui Jarimba

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