or statement in a regexp?

[gcue]

can an or be said in a regexp statement?

for example in this text i want to capture text AFTER "Login Script:" (note: each new line after ONLY if the first word is "map" OR "@NET"

Login Script:

map k:=lo-ncs_users2_server\users2:

@NET USE x: \\loap01\tes

Login Time: 05:09:48 am 03/11/10

modifiersName: CN=CGNDSDR1

Edited March 11, 2010 by gcue

[Pain]

| Or. The expression on one side or the other can be matched.

Edit: The formating got screwed, a vertical line is the OR operator.

Edited March 11, 2010 by Pain

[Fulano]

It's worth noting that the RegExp syntax is a bit different that you will find for grep or perl

perl/grep style:

(first|second)

AutoIt style

[first|second]

That'll cause you problems if you are converting a regexp you found online somewhere.

Good luck

[GEOSoft]

SsStr = FileRead("some file containing the text you supplied.txt")
$aArray = StringRegExp(StringRegExpReplace($sStr, "(?i)(?s).*login\sscript.+?\v+(.+$)", "$1"), "(?i)(?m:^)(map.+|@net.+)(?:\v|\z)", 3)
If NOT @Error Then
    For $i = 0 To Ubound($aArray)
        ;; Do What you want here
    Next
EndIf

[GEOSoft]

It's worth noting that the RegExp syntax is a bit different that you will find for grep or perl

perl/grep style:

(first|second)

AutoIt style

[first|second]

That'll cause you problems if you are converting a regexp you found online somewhere.

Good luck

You might want to reconsider that. Using your example AutoIt will match any of the characters between "[" and "]"

[Fulano]

You might want to reconsider that. Using your example AutoIt will match any of the characters between "[" and "]"

Dang, you're right! Sorry about that folks, wrong language.

Edit: Realized what language was tripping me up. Got AutoIt confused with Javascript there for a moment. Sorry about the mixup.

Edited March 11, 2010 by Fulano

[gcue]

works great geo!

thanks!!!

[GEOSoft]

Dang, you're right! Sorry about that folks, wrong language.

Edit: Realized what language was tripping me up. Got AutoIt confused with Javascript there for a moment. Sorry about the mixup.

And therein lies the major drawback to SRE's, there are just too many flavors of it.

[gcue]

Geo, sometimes theres a space between @ and NET

i tried throwing in the (?x) but it doesnt seem to work..

StringRegExp(StringRegExpReplace($novell_output, "(?i)(?s).*login\sscript.+?\v+(.+$)", "$1"), "(?i)(?m:^)[b](?x)[/b](map.+|@net.+)(?:\v|\z)", 3)

Edited March 11, 2010 by gcue

[Fulano]

(?x) ignores whitespace in the regex so you can make it more readable.

Try putting \s* between @ and NET

[GEOSoft]

Geo, sometimes theres a space between @ and NET

i tried throwing in the (?x) but it doesnt seem to work..

StringRegExp(StringRegExpReplace($novell_output, "(?i)(?s).*login\sscript.+?\v+(.+$)", "$1"), "(?i)(?m:^)[b](?x)[/b](map.+|@net.+)(?:\v|\z)", 3)

$aArray = StringRegExp(StringRegExpReplace($sStr, "(?i)(?s).*login\sscript.+?\v+(.+$)", "$1"), "(?i)(?m:^)(map.+|@\s*net.+)(?:\v|\z)", 3)

[gcue]

got it-thanks!!!!!

ok im starting to understand this.. just the placement of things is sometimes weird

thanks for your help fellas.

Edited March 11, 2010 by gcue

[GEOSoft]

got it-thanks!!!!!

ok im starting to understand this.. just the placement of things is sometimes weird

thanks for your help fellas.

Glad to help.

PM me if you want a tool for testing SRE's

[gcue]

im looking at different ones.. which one u have in mind?

[GEOSoft]

im looking at different ones.. which one u have in mind?

The one I use mainly is a version by Szhlopp and wOuter and highly modified by me (constantly modified I might add). I also use Expresso on occasion but none of the ones you will find on line are AutoIt specific and often the RegExp that you test will be fine in the tester and not when used in your code.

[gcue]

are there any that are autoit specific?

[GEOSoft]

are there any that are autoit specific?

The one I modified. That's the one I'll send if you want it.

[gcue]

defnitely - thanks!

[gcue]

i tried to use the same syntax for another example but i cant figure out why its not working

Last Intruder Address:

TCP/IP Network Address

IP Address: 30.20.212.274

Maximum Connections: 6

Login Script:

map k:=lo-ncs_usrs2_server\usrs2:

@NET USE x: \\loap01\tms

Login Time: 05:09:48 am 03/11/10

modifiersName: CN=CGNDSDR1

Network Address:

TCP/IP Network Address

IP Address: 30.20.12.14

StringRegExp(StringRegExpReplace($novell_output, "(?i)(?s).*last\sintruder\saddress.+?\v+(.+$)", "$1"), "(?i)(?m:^)(ip\saddress.+)(?:\v|\z)", 3)
_ArrayDisplay($novell_last_intruder_address)

i didnt put the * after \s because it will always have a space between those instances

Edited March 11, 2010 by gcue

[GEOSoft]

i tried to use the same syntax for another example but i cant figure out why its not working

StringRegExp(StringRegExpReplace($novell_output, "(?i)(?s).*last\sintruder\saddress.+?\v+(.+$)", "$1"), "(?i)(?m:^)(ip\saddress.+)(?:\v|\z)", 3)
_ArrayDisplay($novell_last_intruder_address)

i didnt put the * after \s because it will always have a space between those instances

$aArray = StringRegExp($RegExpReplace($novel_output, "(?i)(?s)Last\sIntruder.+?\v+(.+$)", "$1"), "(?i)(?m:^)(ip\saddress.+)(?:\v|\z)", 3)
_ArrayDisplay($aArray)

Works for me.