Question

Currently I am using this code:

    var regex = new Regex(@"<span id=""point_total"" class=""tooltip"" oldtitle="".*?"" aria-describedby=""ui-tooltip-0"">(.*?)</span>"); <br />
    var match = regex.Match(@"<span id=""point_total"" class=""tooltip"" oldtitle="".*?"" aria-describedby=""ui-tooltip-0"">"+ "{n}"+ "</span>"); <br />
    var result = match.Groups[1].Value; <br />
        return result; <br />

How can I alter the code so that where {n} is, it can be equal to any integer?
Sorry if I didn’t word that too well

Answer 1

Change "{n}" to "\d+" and you’re all set.

var match = regex.Match(@"<span id=""point_total"" class=""tooltip"" oldtitle="".*?"" aria-describedby=""ui-tooltip-0"">\d+</span>");

Edit: I may have misunderstood your question, you want to change your regex from:

var regex = new Regex(@"<span id=""point_total"" class=""tooltip"" oldtitle="".*?"" aria-describedby=""ui-tooltip-0"">(.*?)</span>");

to:

var regex = new Regex(@"<span id=""point_total"" class=""tooltip"" oldtitle="".*?"" aria-describedby=""ui-tooltip-0"">\d+</span>");