StringRegExp

[Francis Lennert (France)]

hello all,

I try to understand why I do have a trouve with StringRegExp...

I want to find "b" in $MyString and split $MySearch in 3 groups (bebore "b", "b", after "b").

$MyArray is always empty but, for my point of view, the search is correct. I have used "Regexcoach" ti check if there's a mistake but RegexCoach (which i a nice software) tells me I am right.

When I read the AutoIT Help, I understand that StringRegExp must returns an array with AAAA , b , CCCC.

$MyString = "AAAAbCCCC"

$MySearch = "(^\w+)( b )(\w+$)"

$MyArray = StringRegExp( $MyString , $MySearch , 3)

Well, if someone has an idea...

Thanks,

Remark : there is no Spaces in $Mysearch but I needed to put some because, without, a beautifull smiley appears.

Francis

Edited November 13, 2005 by Francis Lennert (France)

[BigDod]

I have been playing around. I do not know if this will help

$MyString = "AAAAbCCCC"
$MySearch = "(\w+)(b)(\w+)"

$MyArray = StringRegExp( $MyString , $MySearch , 3)
MsgBox(0,"",$MyArray[0])
MsgBox(0,"",$MyArray[1])
MsgBox(0,"",$MyArray[2])

Edited November 13, 2005 by BigDod

[Francis Lennert (France)]

I have been playing around. I do not know if this will help

$MyString = "AAAAbCCCC"
$MySearch = "(\w+)(b)(\w+)"

$MyArray = StringRegExp( $MyString , $MySearch , 3)
MsgBox(0,"",$MyArray[0])
MsgBox(0,"",$MyArray[1])
MsgBox(0,"",$MyArray[2])

I helps me really. Many thanks,

But I don't understanf why the "Begin With" (^) and the "End With" ($) don't work in my search

because It does begin with a char and ends with a char too.

Do you have any idea ????

Francis

Edited November 13, 2005 by Francis Lennert (France)

[Francis Lennert (France)]

I helps me really. Many thanks,

But I don't understanf why the "Begin With" (^) and the "End With" ($) don't work in my search

because It does begin with a char and ends with a char too.

Do you have any idea ????

Francis

$MyString = "AAAAbCCCC"

$MySearch = "^(\w+)( b )(\w+)$"

I am sure taht my mistake was to include the "^" and "$" in the ().

This $MySearch works and is almost the same at my first one.

But you're right, there is no differences with your Search which is more simple.

Thanks,

Edited November 13, 2005 by Francis Lennert (France)