string parsing

[sfrider0]

I'm trying to get all the links from a web page. So far I have the page source stored in a string. I have done similar things like this in Java, using a string tokenizer. I've looked around trying to find something like this for C# but apparently it doesn't have this function. What would be the best way about going about this? I've found a split string method using delimiters, but that doesn't look very efficient. Any advice?

[dickersonka]

you are correct, String.split is the way to go to treat it the same as the tokenizer

the other way would be to use regex

[LizR]

regex is the easiest way to split it, theres many examples on how to split up html using regex out there.

[sfrider0]

Thanks. I just just found a way to get the links really easy.

private void toolStripButtonLinks_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            foreach(HtmlElement link in webBrowser1.Document.Links)
            listViewLinks.Items.Add(link.GetAttribute("HREF").ToString());
        }

Now I just have to figure out how to check the links by getting the 220 response.

[dickersonka]

nice job man, much more rewarding when you find out how to do it, than when we just tell you