C# in a Nutshell

Name

GroupCollection

Synopsis

This class is a collection of the captured groups in a regular expression. A GroupCollection is indexed by either a string with the name of the capture group, or with an integer number of the capture group as determined in the regular expression (give a name to a capture group by putting ?<name> immediately after the opening parenthesis). So, Match.Groups ["name"] would retrieve a capture from the subexpression (?<name>expr), and Match.Groups [1] would be the result from the first explicitly grouped subexpression. The entire regular expression is the zero-indexed group (an expression without any groupings is treated as a single group). A GroupCollection is returned by Match.Groups.

public class GroupCollection : ICollection, IEnumerable {
// Public Instance Properties
   public field int Count{get; }                                 // implements ICollection
   public field bool IsReadOnly{get; } 
   public field bool IsSynchronized{get; }                       // implements ICollection
   public field object SyncRoot{get; }                           // implements ICollection
   public field Group this{get; } 
   public field Group this{get; } 
// Public Instance Methods
   public method void CopyTo(Array array, int arrayIndex);      // implements ICollection
   public method IEnumerator GetEnumerator();                    // implements IEnumerable
}

Returned By

Match.Groups