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Regex.Match whole words
In C#, I want to use a regular expression to match any of these words:string keywords = "(shoes|shirt|pants)";I want to find the whole words in the content string. I thought this regex would do that:...
View ArticleAnswer by Philippe Leybaert for Regex.Match whole words
You should add the word delimiter to your regex:\b(shoes|shirt|pants)\bIn code:Regex.Match(content, @"\b(shoes|shirt|pants)\b");
View ArticleAnswer by t3rse for Regex.Match whole words
put a word boundary on it using the \b metasequence.
View ArticleAnswer by richardtallent for Regex.Match whole words
You need a zero-width assertion on either side that the characters before or after the word are not part of the word:(?=(\W|^))(shoes|shirt|pants)(?!(\W|$))As others suggested, I think\b will work...
View ArticleAnswer by Ben Lings for Regex.Match whole words
TryRegex.Match(content, @"\b"+ keywords + @"\b", RegexOptions.Singleline | RegexOptions.IgnoreCase)\b matches on word boundaries. See here for more details.
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