Hi everyone,
I have this string:
"main_lot      0x111” & @CRLF & “main_version          0xABC” & @CRLF & “main_number 0xDEAD123” & @CRLF & “main_version          0x333"
And I'm trying to extract one specific hexadecimal number, actually main_version from this string by using StringRegExp:
How to get 'ABC' from it?
I'm not sure if the original string uses @CRLF, @CR or @LF as a line breaks (received from linux over ssh plink.exe) I have tried this code but it doesn't work 
#include <Array.au3> $sLog = "main_lot 0x111” & @CRLF & “main_version 0xABC” & @CRLF & “main_number 0xDEAD123” & @CRLF & “main_version 0x333" $aVer = StringRegExp($sLog, "main_version\h*(.+)(?:0[xX][[:xdigit:]])", 3) _ArrayDisplay($aVer)  
 

I like and have been using TeraCopy, a third party program, for many years. Mostly it is a great program, but it does have some issues. On Windows XP for instance, Thumbs.db files could often hold up a copy or move process until the user manually responded to the error prompt. Some other issues I discuss below.
PLEASE NOTE - I am not related to or affiliated in any way with the 3rd party TeraCopy program developers.
ALSO NOTE - I myself have only tested TeraCopy Cure at this point, on Windows 7 (32 bit), and only with the free version of TeraCopy 2.27.
This program, TeraCopy Cure, is related to another one of my TeraCopy assistant programs, TeraCopy Timer, but aims at being simpler and quicker to use ... if lacking its more advanced features.
TeraCopy Cure is a frontend for TeraCopy and sets out to make up for its flaws and limitations.
One of those flaws is queuing order, and the limitation relates to a same destination issue.
You would think that queue order would be the same as add order, but that is not the case, and if you are doing a mix of COPY and MOVE then the COPY process could easily fail. It could fail with some source items, even if the  COPY process has already started before the same source MOVE process begins ... especially if the destination folder is on the source drive ... only the currently copying file is locked to that process.
If you drag and drop another source for a same destination as an existing or impending COPY or MOVE process, then usually TeraCopy nicely adds it for you to that existing job. However, you might wish to avoid that, or it might occur during the testing phase of that active process, and then not be properly processed etc. But you are not given a choice and it just gets added.
 
     
HOW TO USE
See the right-click menu of the 'Batch List' (lowest field) and the right-click menu of the Tree field, for some useful options.
(1) If desired, enable 'Auto Start'. NOTE - Even if enabled, this can be bypassed.
(2) Set the destination folder, either by browsing on the tree or by dragging a folder to the Destination input field or label. Right-clicking on a folder in Explorer will also work, if enabled. The destination folder path will also show in the Tree if that right-click option is enabled.
(3) Then drag & drop source file or folder onto one of three five areas - Folder (Drive) Tree field, or COPY or MOVE buttons ... this now also includes the source input and label.
NOTE - If the Folder (Drive) Tree field is used, then you will additionally need to click either the COPY or MOVE button, to have that job added to the Batch List ... but this avoids 'Auto Start' if it is enabled. Drag & dropping to the buttons instead, saves on clicking, but starts the first job etc immediately if 'Auto Start' is enabled.
(4) If needed and ready, click the START button to run the first job and those that follow.
More information is included in program and in the NOTES etc sections below.
   
WARNING - Depending on the amount of content on your destination drive, and folder level depth, and the speed of your PC, display of the full path in the Folder (Drive) Tree can take a while to show ... if you have that (right-click) option enabled ... it isn't by default. I found this feature quite tricky to get right, and I'm still not 100% sure it is now full-proof.
TeraCopy Cure v1.5.zip  (source is included)
TeraCopy Cure v1.6.zip  (source is included)
NOTES
UPDATES INFORMATION
OLDER DOWNLOADS
 

Inspired by PHP's preg_split.
Split string by a regular expression.
Also supports the same flags as the PHP equivalent.
v1.0.1
 
Example:
#include "StringRegExpSplit.au3" StringRegExpSplit('splitCamelCaseWords', '(?<=\w)(?=[A-Z])') ; ['split', 'Camel', 'Case', 'Words']  

Is there a way to output the regex matches into a file?
I have a script to compare two files and check for regex matches.
I want to output the matching regex of 'testexample.txt' to another file.
#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3> #include <Array.au3> $Read = FileReadToArray("C:\Users\admin\Documents\testexample.txt") $Dictionary = FileReadToArray("C:\Users\admin\Documents\example.txt") For $p = 0 To UBound($Dictionary) - 1 Step 1 $pattern = $Dictionary[$p] For $i = 0 To UBound($Read) - 1 Step 1 $regex = $Read[$i] If StringRegExp($regex, $pattern, 0) Then MsgBox(0, "ResultsPass", "The string is in the file, highlighted strings: " ) Else MsgBox(0, "ResultsFail", "The string isn't in the file.") EndIf Next Next  

Hello,
I need some help to parse the Green highlighted value with from below text:
RESISTOR  THICK FILM 4.64K ±1% 1/4W ±100PPM/°C 1206 SMT
RESISTOR  THICK FILM 3.83K ±1% 1/4W ±100PPM/°C 1206 SMT
RESISTOR CARBON FILM 22K ±10% 1/2W AXIAL THT
RESISTOR  WIREWOUND  22 ±5% 3W ±30PPM/°C AXIAL THT
RESISTOR  METAL OXIDE 4.7K ±5% 2 W ±300PPM/°C AXIAL THT
RESISTOR  THICK FILM 0   1/8W  0805 SMT
I am using positive look behind.:
(?<=FILM|WOUND|OXIDE).+ Can only pull this off:
4.64K ±1% 1/4W ±100PPM/°C 1206 SMT 3.83K ±1% 1/4W ±100PPM/°C 1206 SMT 22K ±10% 1/2W AXIAL THT  22 ±5% 3W ±30PPM/°C AXIAL THT 4.7K ±5% 2 W ±300PPM/°C AXIAL THT 0   1/8W  0805 SMT I'm trying the \b word boundary to no avail at this point. Appreciate if anyone would guide me on this?