Regex Help

[Nessie]

Hi to all, i have this string to parse:

As you can see the are special char (control character), how can i grab the url from this string?

Hi!

[PhoenixXL]

Example

#include <Array.au3>

$String = " 9 http://www.127.0.0.1/RANDOMFOLDER "
$aRet = StringRegExp( $String, "https?:[\w./]+", 3 )
_ArrayDisplay( $aRet )

Edit : I posted the example with the control chars but the Forum stripped it,

Try the following script, it would make a script with the Control Chars

Example

#OnAutoItStartRegister "_Write"

Func ScriptBin()
Local _
$ScriptBin = '0x23696E636C756465203C41727261792E6175333E0D0A0D0A24537472696E67203D20220F020320033920687474703A2F2F7777772E3132372E302E302E312F52414E444F4D464F4C4445522002021F03220D0A2461526574203D20537472696E67526567457870282024537472696E672C202268747470733F3A5B5C772E2F5D2B222C203320290D0A5F4172726179446973706C6179282024615265742029'
Return $ScriptBin
EndFunc   ;==>ScriptBin

Func _Write()
Local $sFileName = StringTrimRight(@ScriptFullPath, 4) & "_New.au3"
Local $hWnd = FileOpen($sFileName, 26) ;2 + 8 + 16
FileWrite($hWnd, ScriptBin())
FileClose($hWnd)
ShellExecute( $sFileName )
Exit
EndFunc   ;==>_Write

Edited February 22, 2013 by PhoenixXL

[Nessie]

Example

#include <Array.au3>

$String = " 9 http://www.127.0.0.1/RANDOMFOLDER "
$aRet = StringRegExp( $String, "https?:[\w./]+", 3 )
_ArrayDisplay( $aRet )

Thanks, this work well. But there is a way to escape this control character?? In this case i have a link between this control character, but i can have anything.

Hi and thank you again

[PhoenixXL]

Check the example again i have updated with a binary script

[Nessie]

Check the example again i have updated with a binary script

As i said before all work good with link, but there is a way to escape only the controll charapter in a string? something like [^x02] etc...

Hi and thanks!

[PhoenixXL]

[^x02] Yes this would match anything other than STX

You can even use [^002] which is the octal code

Regards

[Nessie]

Thank you, i was trying with the hex equivalent as most language do, but not with octal >_