C#

string input = @"#DTEST 
                    { 
                        border-style:solid;
                        border-width:thin;
                    }";

string pattern = "[\n\t\\s]*[a-zA-Z\\-]+[\\s]*:[\\s]*[a-zA-Z\\-]+[\n\t\\s]*";

MatchCollection mc = Regex.Matches(input, pattern, RegexOptions.Multiline | RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);
Console.WriteLine(mc.Count);
foreach (Match m in mc)
{
    Console.WriteLine(m.Value.Trim());
}

// output:
// 2
// border-style:solid
// border-width:thin

#DTEST
{
	border-style   
	:  solid      ;
	border-width        :  thin          ;
	position:relative;
	right:10px;
	left:900px;
	width:50px;
}

 but it works only if the css rule contains only one attribute like this:
 .Red
{
    color:Blue;	
}

if (e.KeyCode == Keys.F8)
{
  write the code...
}

Vodstok wrote:

I created a class called "Category" that is essentially built from some strings and an int, and i need to be able to dispose of it when i am done

Vodstok wrote:

the object is being used as a static object

public static class MyClass
{
}

Vodstok wrote:

would that cause it to persist even though it has been "instantiated" with another identity?

Vodstok wrote:

Essentially, the variable name is being reused on another page, but is returning all ofthe same information, even though it should be night and day different.

Vodstok wrote:

the class isnt static, but the instance is

Vodstok wrote:

ok, well that is a load off. This may be relevant to my problem: the object is being used as a static object. would that cause it to persist even though it has been "instantiated" with another identity? Essentially, the variable name is being reused on another page, but is returning all of the same information, even though it should be night and day different.