> Hi all,
> I need programming help. I have a text file with various text notes and
> also included are various lengths URL addresses all stringed together one
> long wrapped text file. If you look at the contents of M$explorer
> Temporary Internet Files (under DOS) you will see the 'index.dat' file and
> it contains something similar - imbedded URLs and other characters.
> In my files, I want to extract all URLs that start with a 'http://'
> (obviously) but my problem is trying to work out the length of the URL,
> URLs could have any length and ending with or without a DOT extension. I
> can't assume anything between one http: and before another is a valid URL
> either.
I think the answer is to check spaces.
A valid URL start with http:// and end with a space or any illegal
URL char. Reasonable???
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