Question

I am trying to remove ” from a string using Regex.

I am receiving a string into a method, I would like to take the string and split it up into the words that are in the string.

My Code is below, hopefully you can see what I am doing.

The problem I am having is trying to tell Regex that ” is what I would like to remove. I have tried numerous ways: I have searched Google for a answer and have had to resort to here.

search_string looks like this: blah="blah" la="la" ta="ta" and in the end I want just the blah blah la la ta ta.

public blahblah blahblah(blah blah, string search_string)
        {                
            Regex r = new Regex(@"/"+");

            string s3 = r.Replace(search_string, @" ");

            Regex r2 = new Regex(" ");
            Regex r3 = new Regex("=");

            string[] new_Split = { };

            string[] split_String = r2.Split(s3);


            foreach (string match in split_String)
            {
                new_Split = r3.Split(match);

            }

            //do blahblah stuff with new_Split[1] .. etc
            // new_Split[0] should be blah and new_Split[1] should 
            //     be blah with out "", not "blah"


            return blah_Found;

Answer 1

Just use:

myString = myString.Replace( "\"", String.Empty );

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[Update]

The String.Empty or “” is not a space char. You wrote this

blah="blah" la="la" ta="ta"

you want to convert to

blah blah la la ta ta

So you have white spaces anyway. If you want this:

blahblahlalatata

you need to remove them too:

myString = myString.Replace( "\"", String.Empty ).Replace( " ", String.Empty );

for ‘=’ do it again, and so on…

You need to be more precise in your questions.