What's going on guys! It's crazy to believe how long it has been since I first started using this website (I'm not sure exactly when, but I believe it has been around 7-9 years ago) and how much has changed. I started using this website as a middle schooler and now I'm a junior in college studying c...

You can try using Regex: var sDate = "May22016"; var fDate = Regex.Replace(sDate, @"^(\w{3})(\d{1,2})(\d{4})$", "$1/$2/$3", RegexOptions.Multiline); //Formats date var dt = DateTime.ParseExact(fDate, "MMM/d/yyyy", new CultureInfo("en-US")); Console.W...

Alright guys new update. CHANGES: Added ability to set hotkeys for playing, pausing, stopping, going in reverse, and advancing Added ability to cache YouTube and SoundCloud media for offline listening Added ability to select which quality to view/download YouTube videos Added ability to view/downloa...

Thanks for the reply and to answer your questions: Is it possible to use multimedia keys on my mouse/keyboard in order to switch between tracks? Not at the moment. I have not yet setup any hot keys for now, but I definitely will. If there are any other hot keys you think would be useful aside from p...

Hey guys, today, I have a new project that I've been working on, Harp Music. Harp Music spawned off of my want to play music from YouTube, Soundcloud, and my own personal library. There used to be an application like this, Aurous , except it used pirated music so it got taken down. So now I present ...

So if I understand what you're looking for you want to get 'title' and put it in a variable named 'title' and put 'tags' under a variable named 'tags'. Dim Title = Regex.Match(text, "Title:\s*(.*)").Groups(1).Value Dim Tags = Regex.Matches(text, "tags:\s*(.+)").Cast(Of Match)().S...

Using Regex Well the reason it doesn't work is because you put '\s' where there is no extra whitespace. So you can change it to '\s?' to make it so it still matches when there is no whitespace. You are also able to shorten your regex to just '<a href=""\/dc\/doujin\/-\/list\/=\/article=ke...

It would help if you posted what your source looks like or the link to what your webclient is downloading and in addition, post what value you're trying to get . So for example say the string you want to parse is "the man ate 3 burgers" and the value you want is ' 3 ', you would post what ...

You could download the string from here and get the table values under 'content'. However I will note that this is a little bit tricky because one of the parameters in the url is dynamic I believe

If you want to use regex this will work: >(\w+)<\/a>

And just capture the first group