Howdy all, I've got this incoming string "132 / 456 / 789" (Or sometimes even "123/456/789" but it should always be with / seperating the numeric values.) and I'm trying to capture just the numbers and move them into a variable.  My RegEx is:  ([0-9]+)(?:[^0-9]*)([0-9]+)(?:[^0-9]*)([0-9]+)(?:[^0-9]*) So, ...

How would I write an expression to match 0, in the following two lines? 1,0,10,12 0,10,12 Note, I don't want match the 10, just the 0, Any help is appreciated.    

Hi.. I need a regular expression which detect an Unicode decimal in the form of string. For example String str = "1234"; if( str.matches('"\\d+"))  System.out.println("number"); This will work properly...........but how can I detect an Unicode number..that is if the string is ... String ...

Hi  I need to check the text box value. The validation should be as folows. A + ve number may contain decimal values with maximum 16 characters , 12 characters to the left of decimal point + decimal point + 3 places of decimal places. Example.. 123456789123.123 , left to decimal can not be more than 12 digit, right side can not be more than ...

Hello everyone, I need to scan the body of an email for two types of numbers. A message will only have one or the other. I can not not figure out how to find a number that does not end with a hyphen(-). An email may have a number like this 45465482 or it may have a number like 4654855-51225. I have a pattern  "\d{4,}-\d{4,}" that ...

Hello everyone, I'm pretty new to regexes and I've got a small problem. I have the following regex: (?<=lblVacant">(ab )?)([\d,.\/]+)(?=(<\/span>|\s\-)) which should match ose1_DetailEstateData1_lblVacant">06.08.2009 - 30.10.2009</span></td> ailEstateData1_lblVacant">10.08.2009 - ...

Hi Im am writing a function in SQL Server 2005 using a simple C# assembly that implements C# regex functions. I found the assembly on codeproject. The data I am trying to modify contains numbering, that was entered by a 5 year old probably.  Here is 5 of the problem data on the LEFT and data I need to return on the RIGHT The word ...

Hello,  I'm using Dreamweaver CS4. I'm fairly new at it. I'm comfortable using find and replace but I have never had to use Regex before. I'm working on a copy of the New Testament. I want to use a CSS style to change the appearance of the chapter and verse numbers. As you know there is a chapter number, then a ...

i am looking for regEx to number in this arrange:  0.1-999.99 (from 0.1 to 999.99) before the "." between 1 to 3 digit after the "." between 1 to 2 digit     thank you very much

I need to validate some input that can only be in these values: 00-88:90:99-107  Verifying 00-107 is easy but how do exclude 89 and 91-98?   I'm using Java.