StringRegExpReplace query.

[EvAsion]

OK, i have a string like this 'H24O18C19'

How can i put a comma between 'the end of a series of numbers' and a letter

so: 'H24,O18,C19'

i was thinking something like this.

$string = "H24O18C19"
$replace = StringRegExpReplace($string, "\d(\w)*?",",")
msgbox(0,"",$replace)

Edit: see bottom post.

Edited May 25, 2008 by EvAsion

[SmOke_N]

$string = "H24O18C19"
$replace = StringRegExpReplace($string, "\w\d+","\0,")
msgbox(0,"",StringTrimRight($replace, 1))

[EvAsion]

$string = "H24O18C19"
$replace = StringRegExpReplace($string, "\w\d+","\0,")
msgbox(0,"",StringTrimRight($replace, 1))

Woah, thanks. that was quick Edited May 24, 2008 by EvAsion

[EvAsion]

Oh and one more thing If i have 2 capital letters next to each other, or a noncapital next to a capital, how can i put a 1 between them(or if i have a capital letter then white space or nothing, put a 1 after the capital letter)? So 'HeHP' becomes 'He1H1P1'

How can i put a , in a string like 'He232' between the end of the letters and the start of the numbers (becoming 'He,232'), regardless of how many letters/numbers there are on each side?

Edited May 25, 2008 by EvAsion