Hello Steve L
Thanks for the possible answer but I eventually figured out for myself how to simplify the original expression for Text Crawler
I used [0-9] cos the engine does not seem to recognise [:digit:] or any other set for that matter.
Regards
SafeTex
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- Wed Jun 05, 2013 8:45 pm
- Forum: Regular Expressions (Archived)
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- Wed May 29, 2013 7:27 pm
- Forum: Regular Expressions (Archived)
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Re: First attempt doesn't seem to work
Hello again
No hero to come to help me? :(
Ok, let's start with something simple
Why does [:digit:] find all the letters D I G I T in my file and not the numbers 1-9 ? (no surprise then that my regular expression does not work :D
What flavour of regular expressions should I try to use in Text ...
No hero to come to help me? :(
Ok, let's start with something simple
Why does [:digit:] find all the letters D I G I T in my file and not the numbers 1-9 ? (no surprise then that my regular expression does not work :D
What flavour of regular expressions should I try to use in Text ...
- Tue May 28, 2013 7:09 pm
- Forum: Regular Expressions (Archived)
- Topic: First attempt doesn't seem to work
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First attempt doesn't seem to work
Hello
I'm not very good on regular expressions but someone has given me one that works in a software called X Bench
<([[:digit:][:letter:]]+_)+[[:digit:][:letter:]]+>
It should find reference numbers like
ABC_123_DEFG-4567
etc of any length
The problem is that when I try to run it in TC (which ...
I'm not very good on regular expressions but someone has given me one that works in a software called X Bench
<([[:digit:][:letter:]]+_)+[[:digit:][:letter:]]+>
It should find reference numbers like
ABC_123_DEFG-4567
etc of any length
The problem is that when I try to run it in TC (which ...