[C#] [Q] Yes another parsing thing, I know

[sollaholla]

Trying to parse this kind of file (but I don't think you can use regex):

Version 165 31
{
	Locked False
	Skinned False
	BoneCount 0
	Mask 255
	Bounds
	{
		Aabb
		{
			Min -22.43750000 -22.71933000 -16.95572000
			Max 26.19019000 21.00463000 22.58556000
		}
	}
	Geometries
	{
		Geometry
		{
			ShaderIndex 0
			Flags -
			VertexDeclaration N51263BB5
			Indices 20352
			{
				3345 0 1202 1202 1851 3345 1852 3474 836 836 3471 1852 1853 3477 0
				0 3345 1853 3525 1200 3480 3480 1854 3525 1855 3485 2823 2823 3483 1855
			}
			Vertices 3650
			{
				0.96892170 20.41658000 1.23570400 / -0.23576470 0.97100060 0.03965970 / 255 255 255 255 / 0.16036900 -0.32604200 / -0.79340060 -0.16875510 -0.58483950 1.00000000
			}
		}
	}
}

I'd like to be able to grab the Indices and Vertices parts in-between the curly's. Anyone know how I can do this, or even what language this is in?

If it helps it's an openFormat's file for a .ydr. (.mesh file).

[sollaholla]

This will work for my purposes I guess lol

public static string[] ReadBracedLines(string[] lines, string parameterName)
{
    List<string> linesList = lines.ToList();
    int indexStart = linesList.FindIndex(x => x.Contains(parameterName));
    int indexEnd = linesList.FindIndex(indexStart, i => i.Contains("}"));
    int nextBraceIndex = linesList.FindIndex(indexStart, i => i.Contains("{")) + 1;
    string[] indicies = linesList.GetRange(nextBraceIndex, indexEnd - nextBraceIndex).ToArray();
    return indicies.ToArray();
}

// E.g.
string[] indexLines = ReadBracedLines(lines.ToArray(), "Indices");

// return value:
3345 0 1202 1202 1851 3345 1852 3474 836 836 3471 1852 1853 3477 0
0 3345 1853 3525 1200 3480 3480 1854 3525 1855 3485 2823 2823 3483 1855

Trust me the function name is the best I could come up with. I was originally going with ReadBetweenTheLines.

[sollaholla]

OH F**K IT WORKED!

(it's an asteroid )