C#

string test = @"Dialogue: 0,0:00:33.36,0:00:36.61,Default,,0000,0000,0000,,{\k63}hora {\k54}omou {\k51}ijou {\k34}ni {\k48}tondemo {\k75}nai";
// \{ escapes the { character
// \\k represents \k, the \ must be escaped
// (\d+) is more than one numerical digit and assign a group to it (the ()s)
// \} closes the bracket

string regex = @"\{\\k(\d+)\}";

foreach (Match match in Regex.Matches(test, regex))
{
	// Display the group (indicated by the parenthesis in the regular expression)
	// Note Groups[0] is the whole match, Groups[1->] are the actual groups
	Console.WriteLine(match.Groups[1].Value);
}

Saber Of Borg wrote:

So, since their stupid s/w can't seem to get-the-hint I thought I'd write a background task that would take charge and do it for Mr Gate's Banta fodder.

Saber Of Borg wrote:

Plus, I use a math analysis tool called Mathcad which, when you launch it, is too dumb to pop to the front despite the fact that it opens "Maximized"

string PKvalue = FilterInput.Text; // Filterinput är en textbox
DataRow Rowlocated = this.MyDBDataSet.Person.Rows.Find(Int32.Parse(PKvalue));
if (! RowLocated == null)
{
MessageBox.Show((string)Rowlocated[1]);
}
else{
MessageBox.Show(PKvalue + " record not located");
}