Fast and Simple regex question

[4ggr35510n]

I'd like to get all "2" numbers from string:

123123<table>123123</table>123123

Is it possible to do it with just one RegExp pattern?

(?:<table>.*?)([0-9]*)(?:</table>)

returns all number between table tags, so I can simple get "2" out of them.

In this situation, my question becomes purely theoretical, but... from 2 hours all what I'm doing is trying to figure it out with just one pattern. I'm rly tired of my own curiosity, so I'm asking for ur help ;]

(?:<table>.*?)([2])(?:.*</table>)

returns only first "2", while

(?:<table>.*)([2])(?:.*?</table>)

only the last one (maybe not visible on example I've chosen), so I'm getting closer to just-one-pattern-solution, but It's still not it :/

Please help

Edited August 4, 2010 by 4ggr35510n

[sahsanu]

I'd like to get all "2" numbers from string:

123123<table>123123</table>123123

Is it possible to do it with just one RegExp pattern?

Maybe I didn't understand you but...

#include <array.au3>
$string = "123123<table>123123</table>123123"
$result = StringRegExp($string,"2",3)
_ArrayDisplay($result)
MsgBox(0,"","String: " & $string & @CRLF & "Number of 2's: " & UBound($result))

[PsaltyDS]

I think he only wanted the 2's between the table tags (should get two results vice six).

[4ggr35510n]

PsaltyDS: yup

sahsanu: nope