Has AutoIT regular expressions

[S4y0n4r4]

Hi

Has AutoIT regular expressions something like in perl has this kind of expressions (and in unix shells)

I has read a help again to find something like that.

For example i want to check one screen with a function WinExists, but i don't need to check the whole title of the screen and the whole text.Can i put somethink like this "* some_word_to_check *" and the function to do not check for all word in the title and in the text, but only this who i want?Has autoIT this options?

Thanks

[Francis Lennert (France)]

Hi

Has AutoIT regular expressions something like in perl has this kind of expressions (and in unix shells)

I has read a help again to find something like that.

For example i want to check one screen with a function WinExists, but i don't need to check the whole title of the screen and the whole text.Can i put somethink like this "* some_word_to_check *" and the function to do not check for all word in the title and in the text, but only this who i want?Has autoIT this options?

Thanks

The betas version of AutoIT have two new commands :

1. StringRegExp

2. StringRegExpReplace

You can download them here :

Download Betas

HTH

Francis

[BigDod]

Hi

Has AutoIT regular expressions something like in perl has this kind of expressions (and in unix shells)

I has read a help again to find something like that.

For example i want to check one screen with a function WinExists, but i don't need to check the whole title of the screen and the whole text.Can i put somethink like this "* some_word_to_check *" and the function to do not check for all word in the title and in the text, but only this who i want?Has autoIT this options?

Thanks

If I understand correctly what you require is WinTitleMatchMode. You will find it under opt in the help files.

[S4y0n4r4]

To be clear i want give some examples from Perl's regular expressions:

^abc - Perl will give me abc at the beginning of the string

abc$ - Perl will give me abc at the end of the string

ab{2,4}c - an a followed by two, three or four b's followed by a c

ab*c - an a followed by any number (zero or more) of b's followed by a c

ab+c - an a followed by one or more b's followed by a c

ab?c - an a followed by an optional b followed by a c; that is, either abc or ac

a.c - an a followed by any single character (not newline) followed by a c

a\.c - a.c exactly

[abc] - any one of a, b and c

I need something like this.

[BigDod]

To be clear i want give some examples from Perl's regular expressions:

^abc - Perl will give me abc at the beginning of the string

abc$ - Perl will give me abc at the end of the string

ab{2,4}c - an a followed by two, three or four b's followed by a c

ab*c - an a followed by any number (zero or more) of b's followed by a c

ab+c - an a followed by one or more b's followed by a c

ab?c - an a followed by an optional b followed by a c; that is, either abc or ac

a.c - an a followed by any single character (not newline) followed by a c

a\.c - a.c exactly

[abc] - any one of a, b and c

I need something like this.

StringRegExp is what you want.

[S4y0n4r4]

thanks people for the help.

It was very helpfull.

I succeed to do what i need.

Thanks again.