Search for "href" as text (strstr for example), then look for symbol, equal sign and quotes - gather up what's between the quotes [you probably should remember what quote it started with and match it at the end - but I don't think quotes are valid within URL's, so I guess it won't make much difference].Is there any other method you'd use to scan through an html file looking for all links?
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Mats
Compilers can produce warnings - make the compiler programmers happy: Use them!
Please don't PM me for help - and no, I don't do help over instant messengers.
rags_to_riches - I tried your regex and it still pulls everything to the end of the line. Should I use some non-greed qualifier? Like "?".
I originally thought about using strstr, but thought I should use regex and once and for all learn the darn thing.
I might go back to strstr with strtok as my method.
Thank you all for your ideas, comments and suggestions.
What did we all do before there were forums like this? I know I struggled for weeks before finding answers. This almost seems like cheating. Almost.
Thank you all.
