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The following corrections apply to the first edition of the book: Regular Expressions with .NET
Page 15 - Pattern at the bottom of the page.
Replace:
(\s+)Dim\s+(\w+)\s+As\s+(\w+)
with:
(\s*)Dim\s+(\w+)\s+As\s+(\w+)
This allows the pattern to work even if there are no leading spaces.
Page 21 - Ignore Case Option.
Remove the last sentence "This option makes all pattern matches of characters in a Regular Expression case insensitive." The sentence is unnecessary and misleading.
Page 32 - results
The word sentence. in the results should actually be sentence!
Page 52 - First pattern on the page
(?:(?<ltparen>\()|(?<rtparen-ltparen>\))|[^\)])*
Should be:
(?:(?<ltparen>\()|(?<rtparen-ltparen>\))|[^\)\(])*
The downloaded sample code was correct.
A RegEx processor is a finite state machine. Desaware's StateCoder is ideal for building state machines in .NET
