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int counter = 0; ArrayList Numbers = new ArrayList(); Regex regex = new Regex(@"(.+);(.+);(.+)"); // only for 3 like "Gerald; 0650123456; Mike" ;-(((( Match matchit = regex.Match("Gerald; 0650123456; Sabine; Spech; 06761233333"); for (int i = 0; i < matchit.Groups.Count; i++) { Numbers.Add(matchit.Groups[i].Value); MessageBox.Show(Numbers[i].ToString().Trim()); }hi the regex here don't work...i want to make it, that it works for: "Gerald; 0650123456; Sabine; Spech; 06761233333" result: Numbers[0] = Gerald; Numbers[1] = 0650123456; Numbers[2] = Sabine; Numbers[3] = Spech; Numbers[4] = 06761233333; and for: "Gerald; 0650123456; Mike" result: Numbers[0] = Gerald; Numbers[1] = 0650123456; Numbers[2] = Mike; the regex have to be independent from the length of the input string.... cu -
int counter = 0; ArrayList Numbers = new ArrayList(); Regex regex = new Regex(@"(.+);(.+);(.+)"); // only for 3 like "Gerald; 0650123456; Mike" ;-(((( Match matchit = regex.Match("Gerald; 0650123456; Sabine; Spech; 06761233333"); for (int i = 0; i < matchit.Groups.Count; i++) { Numbers.Add(matchit.Groups[i].Value); MessageBox.Show(Numbers[i].ToString().Trim()); }hi the regex here don't work...i want to make it, that it works for: "Gerald; 0650123456; Sabine; Spech; 06761233333" result: Numbers[0] = Gerald; Numbers[1] = 0650123456; Numbers[2] = Sabine; Numbers[3] = Spech; Numbers[4] = 06761233333; and for: "Gerald; 0650123456; Mike" result: Numbers[0] = Gerald; Numbers[1] = 0650123456; Numbers[2] = Mike; the regex have to be independent from the length of the input string.... cuTry to use the following regex expression:
Regex regex = new Regex(@"[\w\d ]+;[\w\d ]+;[\w\d ]+");the expression stands for:at least one word, digit or space followed by semicolon
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at least one word, digit or space followed by semicolon
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at least one word, digit or space.Let me know if it's ok Uri
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Try to use the following regex expression:
Regex regex = new Regex(@"[\w\d ]+;[\w\d ]+;[\w\d ]+");the expression stands for:at least one word, digit or space followed by semicolon
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at least one word, digit or space followed by semicolon
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at least one word, digit or space.Let me know if it's ok Uri
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Hi, Maybe I didn't understand the requirements of your regex, because the regex I have provided returns a valid value for exectly 3 words or digit sets seperated by a comma. Could you provide me with more info about the results you are expecting to have ?
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Hi, Maybe I didn't understand the requirements of your regex, because the regex I have provided returns a valid value for exectly 3 words or digit sets seperated by a comma. Could you provide me with more info about the results you are expecting to have ?
the regex should not only works for 3 words! for 9 words too... looks like that: "Gerald; 067612345; Sabine" or "Gerald; 067612345; Sabine; Mark; 065012233" than i want to have the names or numbers in an array: array[0] = Gerald array[1] = 067612345 array[2] = Sabine array[3] = Mark array[4] = 065012233 cu
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the regex should not only works for 3 words! for 9 words too... looks like that: "Gerald; 067612345; Sabine" or "Gerald; 067612345; Sabine; Mark; 065012233" than i want to have the names or numbers in an array: array[0] = Gerald array[1] = 067612345 array[2] = Sabine array[3] = Mark array[4] = 065012233 cu
Hi, * use the following expr.
@"(?>\w|\d)+;?)"* use theMatchesmethod and not theMatchmethod as follows:ArrayList Numbers = new ArrayList(); Regex regex = new Regex(@"(?>\w|\d)+;?"); // only for 3 like "Gerald; 0650123456; Mike" ;-(((( MatchCollection collection = regex.Matches("Gerald; 0650123456; Sabine; Spech; 06761233333"); foreach(Match m in collection) { Console.WriteLine("**" + m.Value); }-- modified at 12:12 Saturday 27th August, 2005 -
Hi, * use the following expr.
@"(?>\w|\d)+;?)"* use theMatchesmethod and not theMatchmethod as follows:ArrayList Numbers = new ArrayList(); Regex regex = new Regex(@"(?>\w|\d)+;?"); // only for 3 like "Gerald; 0650123456; Mike" ;-(((( MatchCollection collection = regex.Matches("Gerald; 0650123456; Sabine; Spech; 06761233333"); foreach(Match m in collection) { Console.WriteLine("**" + m.Value); }-- modified at 12:12 Saturday 27th August, 2005 -
Hi, * use the following expr.
@"(?>\w|\d)+;?)"* use theMatchesmethod and not theMatchmethod as follows:ArrayList Numbers = new ArrayList(); Regex regex = new Regex(@"(?>\w|\d)+;?"); // only for 3 like "Gerald; 0650123456; Mike" ;-(((( MatchCollection collection = regex.Matches("Gerald; 0650123456; Sabine; Spech; 06761233333"); foreach(Match m in collection) { Console.WriteLine("**" + m.Value); }-- modified at 12:12 Saturday 27th August, 2005 -
Yes :) Just remove the ;? from the regex expression i.e. use the following expression:
"(?>\w|\d)+". Hope it helps...hi, perfect, thats what i want;-) where can i learn regex? i am not that profi;-) here the code now:
int counter = 0; ArrayList Numbers = new ArrayList(); MatchCollection matchCollectionNamen; Regex regexNamen = new Regex(@"(?>\w|\d)+"); matchCollectionNamen = regexNamen.Matches("Gerald; 0676123456; 06503333543; Sabine"); foreach (Match m in matchCollectionNamen) { Numbers.Add(m.Value); MessageBox.Show(Numbers[counter].ToString()); counter++; }do you have an idea how i can test for the first 4 digits when a number is recognized? only 0676, 0650, 0699, 0664 should be allowed for the first 4 digits... a second regex expression is needed? cu