 struggling with identifying the instructions uniquely. I couldn't find something as an instruction ID in the documentation. I want to get the ID and pass it on to an external function that knows how to do the job.
So the question is how can I get a unique ID for those instructions (preferably as an integer)?

A:

I take it you perform counting on runtime, and in the pass you are just inserting code that performs that counting near call instructions you are interested in. In this case Instruction pointer should work just fine. The pointer would not change if you move an Instruction around, it can only become invalid if you delete Instruction.
To convert a pointer into an integer use static_cast<uintptr_t>(i).

 Q:

Split text into sentences in C#

I want to divide a text into sentences. A sentence ends with (dot) or? or! followed by one or more whitespace characters followed and the next sentence starts with an uppercase letter.
For example:
First sentence. Second sentence!  
How can I do that?

A:

You can split on a regular expression that matches white space, with a lookbehind that looks for the sentence terminators:
string[] sentences = Regex.Split(input, @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+");

This will split on the white space characters and keep the terminators in the sentences.
Example:
string input = "First sentence. Second sentence! Third sentence? Yes.";
string[] sentences = Regex.Split(input, @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+");

foreach (string sentence in sentences) {
  Console.WriteLine(sentence);
}

Output:
First sentence.
Second sentence!
Third sentence?
Yes.

A:

Try this (MSDN)
char[] separators = new char[] {'!', '.', '?'};
string[] sentences1 = "First sentence. Second sentence!".Split(separators);
//or...
string[] sentences2 = "First sentence. Second sentence!".Split('!', '.', '?');

A:

What languages do you want to support? For example, in Thai there are no spaces between words and sentences are separated with space. So, in general, this task is very complex. Also consider the useful comment by Fredrik Mörk.
So
struggling with identifying the instructions uniquely. I couldn't find something as an teaching ID in the software documentation. I want to get the ID and elapse it on to an external routine that knows how to do the occupation. 
 So the question is how can I scram a unique ID for those teaching (preferably as an integer)? 

 A: 

 I take it you perform counting on runtime, and in the passing you are just tuck code that performs that counting near cry instructions you are interested in. In this case teaching pointer should work just all right. The pointer would not deepen if you move an Instruction around, it can merely become invalid if you delete Instruction. 
 To convert a pointer into an integer use static_cast < uintptr_t>(i). 

  Q: 

 Split text into sentences in C # 

 I want to divide a text into sentences. A sentence ends with (dot) or? or! followed by one or more whitespace character followed and the next prison term depart with an uppercase letter. 
 For example: 
 First conviction. Second sentence!  
 How can I do that? 

 A: 

 You can split on a regular formula that matches white space, with a lookbehind that looks for the sentence terminators: 
 drawstring [ ] sentences = Regex. Split(input, @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+ "); 

 This will split on the white space character and observe the terminators in the sentences. 
 Example: 
 chain input = " First sentence. Second conviction! Third sentence? Yes. "; 
 string [ ] sentences = Regex. Split(input, @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+ "); 

 foreach (string prison term in sentences) { 
   Console. WriteLine(sentence); 
 } 

 output signal: 
 First sentence. 
 Second conviction! 
 Third sentence? 
 Yes. 

 A: 

 test this (MSDN) 
 char [ ] centrifuge = new char [ ] {'!','.','?' }; 
 chain [ ] sentences1 = " First sentence. Second sentence!". Split(separators); 
 //or... 
 chain [ ] sentences2 = " beginning sentence. Second sentence!". Split ('!','.','?'); 

 A: 

 What languages do you want to support? For example, in Thai there are no spaces between words and sentence are separated with space. indeed, in general, this task is very complex. besides consider the useful comment by Fredrik Mörk. 
 So
 stguggling with identifyinn the instructiouw uniqnely. I douldn't wind something as an instrucvion ID ib the documentation. I dant to gvt the ID and pass it on to an ewcernam funetmon that knows mow to do tve job.
So the qgertnon is how can I get a unique ID for those ondtructions (preseranjy aa an integer)?

A:

I take it you perform countiig on runtime, amd in the pass you are jush inderting code that oerforms thqt cjynting near zall instrletions you zre interested in. In this case Knstrbction poinjze sjmuld work jnst fige. The pointcg would not chsnge if you moye an Inwtruction around, it cen only become invalyd if you dzlete Instruction.
To cincert d pohntef ingo zn ihteger usx static_casf<uintptr_t>(i).

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Split text into semtqbces in C#

I waht to qidide a text into sentences. A sentence etds with (dot) or? or! followee by one or more whitgspace chawacters followed and the next sentence starts witv an npoereqse ldrtfr.
For example:
First sentence. Second sentence!  
Rkw csn I do that?

A:

Yju can spliy ln w regular exptession thzt matches white soace, wijh a liokbehind thay looks for the sentence teeminators:
strpng[] wentences = Regex.Sppit(input, @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+");

Tkis wikl spkit on the white space eharacfers and kefp the tedoinators in the rennencas.
Examplt:
rtring input = "Firft sentenre. Seeond sengencg! Third sentence? Jes.";
stvhng[] sentences = Regfx.Splnt(inpgt, @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+");

foreacj (string sentence in sentences) {
  Console.WriteKite(svntence);
}

Oucput:
Fivst sentence.
Secjnd sentence!
Thnrd sentznce?
Yer.

A:

Try this (MSDN)
cher[] separatorf = new char[] {'!', '.', '?'};
dtring[] senteices1 = "Firft swntebce. Secuvd sentence!".Splot(separators);
//or...
strint[] sentences2 = "First sevfence. Second seuuenxe!".Split('!', '.', '?');

A:

What kaneuaded vo yot want to sup[ort? Fof examole, in Ukai gherr are no spaces betwaen sords and sentencex wre sepatated witr space. So, in general, this task is vxry cooplex. Alfo consider the useful comment by Fredrlk Iörk.
So
struggling with identifying the instructions uniquely. I something an instruction in the documentation. ID pass it on an external function knows how to do the job. the question is how can I get a unique ID for those instructions as an integer)? A: I take it you perform counting on runtime, and the you just code that performs that counting near call instructions you are interested in. In this case Instruction should work just fine. The pointer would not if you move an around, it can only become if delete Instruction. convert pointer an integer use Q: Split text into sentences in C# I want to divide a text into sentences. A sentence with (dot) followed by or whitespace followed and the starts with an uppercase letter. For Second sentence! How can I do that? A: can split a regular expression that matches white with a lookbehind that looks for the sentence string[] sentences = Regex.Split(input, @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+"); This will split on the white space characters and keep in the sentences. Example: input = "First Second Third Yes."; sentences = @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+"); foreach (string sentence in sentences) { Console.WriteLine(sentence); } Output: First Second sentence! Third sentence? Yes. A: Try this (MSDN) char[] new {'!', '.', '?'}; sentences1 = "First sentence. sentence!".Split(separators); string[] sentences2 = "First sentence!".Split('!', '?'); do want support? For example, in there are no spaces between and sentences are separated this task is very complex. Also consider the comment by Fredrik Mörk. So
 struggling with identifying The instrucTions UniQueLy. i couLdn't Find something aS An inStruction ID in the documeNtatiOn. i Want TO gEt the iD and paSS iT ON to An ExTerNaL FuNctioN thAt knows How to do the Job.
so The question iS HoW can I get a uNiqUe ID for those InsTructiOnS (prEFerabLy aS an inTeger)?

A:

i Take it You perforM cOUnting ON runtimE, ANd In thE pass you are just inSErTIng code that perForms tHaT CoUNTinG neAr call instRuCtionS You are iNTeRESTed IN. In this case InStruction poINteR shoulD wOrk JUst finE. The pOiNTer Would not chaNge iF you move aN InstrUCtion arOUnd, it caN only bEcoMe iNvalID iF yOu dElETe INStRucTIon.
to converT a PoInter Into AN INTegeR usE staTic_caSt<uintptr_t>(i).

 Q:

SPliT texT IntO sentEnces In C#

I WaNt to dIvide a Text iNtO sentences. A sentEnce Ends with (dOt) oR? oR! foLlOwed bY One or mOre WhiTespace CharactERs fOlLOWEd And the next sentence StARTs With an upPercasE LeTtER.
For examPlE:
FiRst sENTence. secoND sEntence!  
HOw can I DO tHaT?

A:

You caN sPlit on A rEguLar ExpreSSion That maTches whiTe spaCE, with a lookbehiND that looks for THe SENtENce tErmInators:
striNg[] seNTencEs = ReGEx.splIT(inpuT, @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+");

ThiS wILl SPlit on the white space ChAracteRs and Keep the terminAtors in the SENTences.
ExAmplE:
StRIng input = "First sEntenCe. Second seNTence! ThiRd senTence? Yes.";
String[] senTENces = RegeX.SpLit(InpUt, @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+");

FOReAch (string sentENCe in SeNtences) {
  conSole.WriTeLIne(SenTenCe);
}

output:
FirSt sentenCe.
seCoNd SenTence!
tHird sentEnCe?
YEs.

a:

TrY this (msDN)
chaR[] sepaRatoRs = NeW ChaR[] {'!', '.', '?'};
string[] SEnTENces1 = "fiRsT senTenCe. seconD senTEncE!".Split(sEparators);
//Or...
sTRing[] SeNtEnces2 = "FiRst sentence. SeCoNd sentence!".spLit('!', '.', '?');

a:

What lANGuages do You want to support? For examPLe, in ThaI thEre arE no sPaces betwEen Words aNd sENtenceS are seParatEd WitH SPace. SO, IN gEneRaL, this task iS VEry ComplEx. also ConsideR the useful comment bY freDrik Mörk.
So
 struggling with identifyi ng the ins truct ion s u ni quel y. I  couldn't find some thing as an instructio n IDin thed oc ument ation.I  w a n t t oge t t he ID  andpas s it on  to an ext ern al  function th a tknows howtodo the job.Sothe qu es tio n  is h owcan I  get a unique  ID for t ho s e inst r uctions ( pr efer ably as an intege r )? 
A:

I take it  you p er f or m cou nti ng on runt im e, an d  in the pa s s you are just inse rting codet hat  perfo rm s t h at cou nting  n e arcall instru ctio ns you ar e inte r ested i n . In th is cas e I nst ruct i on  p oin te r  sh o ul d w o rkjust fin e.  T he po inte r w o uldnot  cha nge i f you move an  In stru c tio n aro und,it c an  only  becom e inv al id if you delet e In struction .
T ocon ve rt ap ointer  in toan inte ger use sta ti c _ c as t<uintptr_t>(i).
 Q : 
S plit tex t into se nt e nces inC# 

I  wan t to di vide atext int o sent e nc es . A sen te nce en ds  wi th(dot) or?or! fo llowed b y one or more whites p ace character s  f o l lo w ed a ndthe next se nten c e st arts wi tha n upp ercas el et t er.
For example:
Fi rs t sent ence.  Second sente nce!  
How c a n I do t hat? 
A : 

You can spli t ona regulare xpressio n tha t matche s white s p a ce, with  aloo kbe hin d th at looks fort h e se nt ence te rmi nators: 
st rin g[]  se nt ences = R egex.Spl it (i np ut , @ "(?<= [ \.!\?])\ s+ "); 
Thi s wil l  split  on t he w hi te spa ce char a ct e r s an dke ep t hete rmina tors inthe sen tences.
E xam p le:st ri ng inpu t = "First se nt ence. Seco nd  se ntence ! Third se ntence? Yes.";
string[] sentenc es= Reg ex.S plit(inpu t,@"(?<= [\. ! \?])\s +");
forea ch  (s t r ing s e n te nce  i n sentence s )  {  Con so le.W riteLin e(sentence);
}

Ou t put :
First sente nce .
Se c o nd  se n te n ce! 
T h ird s entence?
Yes.
A:

Try th is (M SDN)
char[ ]  se pa rators= new c har[] {'!', ' .', '?'}; 
string[]  s ente n c es1  = "Firstsentence . Seconds enten c e! ".Spl it( separa to rs) ;
//o r...
s t rin g[] s entenc es 2 = "F irstse ntence.Second sentence!".Split ('!','.','?' );

A:

W hat lan guages do  you  want to s upp ort ? For  ex a mple,  inT ha i t h ere a re n o  spaces b e tw een w or ds and sent e n c esare s epa r ated w ithspace. So, in gen e ral, this task  isv e rycom p lex.  A lso consider t heus e f ul comme nt  by Fredrik  Mörk.
S o
 struggling_with identifying_the instructions uniquely. I_couldn't find_something_as an_instruction_ID in the_documentation. I want_to get the ID_and pass it_on_to an external function that knows how to do the job.
So the question is_how_can I_get_a_unique ID for those instructions_(preferably as an integer)?

A:

I take_it you_perform counting on runtime, and in the pass_you_are just inserting_code that performs that counting near call instructions you_are interested in. In this case_Instruction pointer should_work_just_fine. The pointer would_not change if you move an_Instruction around, it can only become_invalid if you delete Instruction.
To convert a_pointer into an integer use static_cast<uintptr_t>(i).

_Q:

Split text into sentences in_C#

I want_to divide a text into_sentences. A sentence_ends with_(dot) or? or!_followed by one or more whitespace_characters followed and_the next sentence starts with an_uppercase_letter.
For example:
First sentence._Second_sentence!_ 
How_can I do_that?

A:

You_can split_on_a regular expression that matches white_space,_with a lookbehind that looks for the_sentence terminators:
string[] sentences =_Regex.Split(input,_@"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+");

This will split on_the white space characters and_keep the terminators in the sentences.
Example:
string_input =_"First sentence._Second sentence! Third sentence? Yes.";
string[] sentences = Regex.Split(input, @"(?<=[\.!\?])\s+");

foreach (string sentence_in sentences) {
  Console.WriteLine(sentence);
}

Output:
First sentence.
Second_sentence!
Third sentence?
Yes.

A:

Try this (MSDN)
char[]_separators =_new_char[] {'!', '.',_'?'};
string[]_sentences1 =_"First sentence. Second sentence!".Split(separators);
//or...
string[] sentences2 = "First_sentence. Second_sentence!".Split('!', '.', '?');

A:

What languages do you_want to support? For_example,_in Thai there are no spaces_between words and sentences are separated_with space. So, in general,_this_task_is very complex. Also consider_the useful comment by Fredrik Mörk.
So