Question : Split strings with RegEx

Hi,

I've some strings I need to split.
As they're all are very different I'm looking for the best way to do so.
For sure I've to correct a lot manual but when I can split a lot of them programatically I'll be glad :-)
Here are some samples how they looks and what result is needed e.g.:
1,2, 3: String
should become:
1,2, 3:
String

1-3,4-9 (String1) (String2)
should become:
1-3,4-9
(String1)
(String2)

(1)/3 String1
should become:
(1)/3
String1

1,3 String1(String2)
should become:
1,3
String1
(String2)

2005: 3-7 String1
should become (nice to have):
2005:
3-7

Br (1) String1
should become (nice to have):
Br
(1)
String1

So some more explaining:
In the first part of he string for normal only a digit, (, ), /, : or , .
In less cases they start with some chars (last sample) but that is not such important.

Than after the digit, (, ), /, : or , are ever fellow a)a space and a char bedind - or b)a space and a ( while variant a) ever ends with a char or if there's a command behind with a (.
Anything that starts with ( will be end with ).

So at all I don't know if it's possible with RegEx and C# splits but I think is better to ask the experts than doing tons of loops ans split() ....

Thanks Andre

Answer : Split strings with RegEx

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