This is a basic example that I could come up with:
static void Sample() { var str = @"http:\/\/example.com\/xyz?params=id%2Cexpire\u0026abc=123"; str = str.Replace("\\/", "/"); str = HttpUtility.UrlDecode(str); str = Regex.Replace(str, @"\\u(?<code>\d{4})", CharMatch); Console.Out.WriteLine("value = {0}", str); } private static string CharMatch(Match match) { var code = match.Groups["code"].Value; int value = Convert.ToInt32(code, 16); return ((char) value).ToString(); }
This is probably not much, depending on the types of URLs you are going to get. It does not handle error checking, avoiding literals, for example \\u0026 should be \u0026 . I would recommend writing a few unit tests around this with various inputs to get started.
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