Try to use a regular expression parsing C okcode configuration information, with a semicolon; As the separator, extraction of paragraphs information, only to match to the first, namely [1, 2],
The regular expression should be no problem, I use regular expressions of python re. The.findall () can be normal match, don't know why C didn't match the other field information,
Don't know is code problem, or a regular expression, please grant instruction!
The code is as follows:

 
#include  
#include  
#include  
#include  
#include  
#include  

Int main (int arg c, char * argv []) 
{
Char * okcode="[1, 2]; [5, 6]. [7, 10); 3. 
"Char * pattern="(\ \ [| \ \ \ \ s * () ([0-9] +) \ \ s *, \ \ s * ([0-9] +) \ \ s * (\ \) | \ \]) | ([0-9] +); {0, 1} "; 
Char buf [1024]. 
Char match [100]. 

Int res; 
Regex_t re; 
The static const size_t nmatch=50; 
Regmatch_t pmatch [50]. 

/* compile the regular expression */
Res=regcomp (& amp; Re, the pattern, REG_EXTENDED); 
If (res) {
Regerror (res, & amp; Re, buf, sizeof (buf)); 
Fprintf (stderr, "% s: the pattern of '% s' \ n", buf, the pattern). 
return 1; 
} 

Application/* regular expression matching */
Res=regexec (& amp; Re, okcode nmatch, pmatch, 0); 
If (res==REG_NOMATCH) {
Printf (" no match \ n "); 
Regfree (& amp; Re); 
return 2; 
} 
Else if (res!=0) {
Regerror (res, & amp; Re, buf, sizeof (buf)); 
Fprintf (stderr, "res: % s \ n", buf); 
Regfree (& amp; Re); 
Return 3; 
} 

/* output processing result */
int i; 
For (I=0; I & lt; Nmatch & amp; & Pmatch [I] rm_so!=1; + + I) {
Int len=pmatch [I] rm_eo - pmatch [I] rm_so; 
If (len) {
Memset (match, 0, sizeof (match)); 
Memcpy (match, okcode + pmatch [I] rm_so, len); 
Printf (" [] % d: % s \ n ", I, match); 
} 
} 

/* release regular expression */
Regfree (& amp; Re); 

return 0; 
}