Get numbers from a sentence ?

[Alexxander]

Hello i have this sentence

 

[24] hi all i'am an example

 

is there is a way to get all the numbers in this sentence ?

i want Autoit to give me 24 in a variable is this possible ?

[FireFox]

Hi,

Have you looked at the String* functions in the helpfile? Especially StringMid/StringInStr or _StringBetween? (or StringRegExp but I doubt you will be able to do something with it).

Br, FireFox.

[Terenz]

Local $aFinal
$aString = "[24] hi all i'am an example"
$aResult = StringRegExp($aString, "\d", 3)
For $x = 0 To UBound($aResult) -1
    $aFinal &= $aResult[$x]
Next
ConsoleWrite($aFinal)

[FireFox]

This is a trivial question, giving an example is not going to solve his lack of "reading the helpfile".

[Alexxander]

Terenz

thank you bro appreciated

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FireFox

thank you man you are a teacher and i am so lazy

Edited September 10, 2013 by Alexxander

[FireFox]

Alexxander,

The RegExp solution given will extract all numbers, if you want only to extract the numbers between brackets, use this simple pattern: "[d]".

PS: A forum search will be faster than creating a topic and waiting for answers

Br, FireFox.

[Malkey]

 

Alexxander,

The RegExp solution given will extract all numbers, if you want only to extract the numbers between brackets, use this simple pattern: "[d]".

 

PS: A forum search will be faster than creating a topic and waiting for answers

 

Br, FireFox.

FireFox

Bad guess.

"[d]" is  the same as "[0-9]" which is the same as "d".

If you want only to extract the numbers between brackets, use this simple pattern: "[(d+)]".

Edited September 10, 2013 by Malkey

[FireFox]

 

FireFox

Bad guess.

"[d]" is  the same as "[0-9]" which is the same as "d".

If you want only to extract the numbers between brackets, use this simple pattern: "[(d+)]".

Yes sure