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Asked: 2026-06-01T20:28:39+00:00

i have this table: List<string> Total HTTP Packets 727 0.004459 HTTP Request Packets 372

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i have this table:

List<string>

 Total HTTP Packets              727       0.004459
  HTTP Request Packets            372       0.002281          51.17%
   GET                             372       0.002281         100.00%
  HTTP Response Packets           353       0.002165          48.56%
   ???: broken                       0       0.000000           0.00%
   1xx: Informational                0       0.000000           0.00%
   2xx: Success                    337       0.002067          95.47%
    200 OK                          331       0.002030          98.22
    204 No Content                    5       0.000031           1.48
    206 Partial Content               1       0.000006           0.30
   3xx: Redirection                 10       0.000061           2.83%
    302 Found                         3       0.000018          30.00
    304 Not Modified                  7       0.000043          70.00
   4xx: Client Error                 6       0.000037           1.70%
    408 Request Time-out              6       0.000037         100.00
   5xx: Server Error                 0       0.000000           0.00%
  Other HTTP Packets                2       0.000012           0.28%

i want to parse this table into array (each line into 4 parts) but my problem is the first column because the string length changed.
i tty to split each line with Tab but unfortunately i did dot contain Tabs.
what is the best way to do it ?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I would use a regular expression (Regex class). Regular expressions rock for exactly this reason. Alternatively, if you’re getting the input as XML (which it doesn’t seem like you are), XPath might work for you too.

    I prefer regex, because it’s simpler to write. You probably just need to know that \s represents empty space. The best place to write it is over at Rubular, where you can paste your content, type your regex, and see as you type how things match.

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