_StringReverse problem

[dorit30]

$string = "The Sum is 10.21" but i need "12.01"

so how i catch only the numbers and Reverse them I got Integr and Floating Numbers

plz make it function or formula

[Triblade]

#Include <String.au3>  ; User Defined Function

$data = StringRight($string, 5)
$data = _StringReverse($data)

; Ofcourse this is the more compact version:
; 
; $data = _StringReverse(StringRight($string, 5))

But this is only if the last part is indeed 5 characters long.

[dorit30]

  Triblade said:

But this is only if the last part is indeed 5 characters long. !!!

10x but i got variable text that include numbers in the mid end start Enc..

so Far i go is :

While $String <> ""

$FixString &= StringRight($String, 1)

$String = StringTrimRight($String,1)

MsgBox(0, "Fixed", $FixString,1)

WEnd

But i stuck with the different between numbers and letters If it was just numbers its Easy (use IF) but i got Floating numbers.

[martin]

  dorit30 said:

10x but i got variable text that include numbers in the mid end start Enc..

so Far i go is :

While $String <> ""

$FixString &= StringRight($String, 1)

$String = StringTrimRight($String,1)

MsgBox(0, "Fixed", $FixString,1)

WEnd

But i stuck with the different between numbers and letters If it was just numbers its Easy (use IF) but i got Floating numbers.

$string = "The Sum is 10.21"; but i need "12.01"
$num = ''
For $n = 1 To StringLen($string)
    $c = StringMid($string, $n, 1)
    If $c = '.' Or ($c <= '9' And $c >= '0') Then $num &= $c
Next

$result = ''
If $num <> '' Then
    For $n = StringLen($num) To 1 Step -1
        $result &= StringMid($num, $n, 1)
    Next
EndIf

ConsoleWrite($num & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite($result & @CRLF

[dorit30]

  martin said:

$string = "The Sum is 10.21"; but i need "12.01"
$num = ''
For $n = 1 To StringLen($string)
    $c = StringMid($string, $n, 1)
    If $c = '.' Or ($c <= '9' And $c >= '0') Then $num &= $c
Next

$result = ''
If $num <> '' Then
    For $n = StringLen($num) To 1 Step -1
        $result &= StringMid($num, $n, 1)
    Next
EndIf

ConsoleWrite($num & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite($result & @CRLF [u forget it ")"]

Martin 10nx this is the Way 1 More Thing HOW I WRITE IT BACK IN THE STRING in the right place ??

[Triblade]

$string = "The Sum is 10.21"; but i need "12.01"
$num = ''
For $n = 1 To StringLen($string)
    $c = StringMid($string, $n, 1)
    If $c = '.' Or ($c <= '9' And $c >= '0') Then
        If $num = '' Then $newstring = StringLeft($string, $n - 1)
        $num &= $c
    EndIf
Next

$result = ''
If $num <> '' Then
    For $n = StringLen($num) To 1 Step -1
        $result &= StringMid($num, $n, 1)
    Next
EndIf

$string = $newstring & $result

I left out the Consolwrite, cause I personally don't use 'em.

This:

If $num = '' Then $newstring = StringLeft($string, $n - 1)

and

$string = $newstring & $result

I added.

The first line causes when the first number or . is detected the $newstring variable to contain the sentence before the detected char.

The second line adds the result.

[martin]

  dorit30 said:

Martin 10nx this is the Way 1 More Thing HOW I WRITE IT BACK IN THE STRING in the right place ??

Not sure if I understood that. If you mean you want to replace the original number with the reversed one then

$string = "The Sum is 10.21"; but i need "12.01"
$num = ''
$marker = 0
For $n = 1 To StringLen($string)
    $c = StringMid($string, $n, 1)
    If $c = '.' Or ($c <= '9' And $c >= '0') Then
        $num &= $c
        If $marker = 0 Then $marker = $n - 1
    EndIf
    
Next

$result = ''
If $num <> '' Then
    For $n = StringLen($num) To 1 Step -1
        $result &= StringMid($num, $n, 1)
    Next
EndIf

ConsoleWrite($num & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite($result & @CRLF)

$string = StringLeft($string, $marker) & $result

ConsoleWrite($string & @CRLF)

Edit:

Triblade got there first and I like his version better.

Edited June 23, 2008 by martin

[Triblade]

  martin said:

Not sure if I understood that. If you mean you want to replace the original number with the reversed one then

Lol, 2 similar solutions that both have the same result but do it differently

[dorit30]

  Triblade said:

Lol, 2 similar solutions that both have the same result but do it differently

Martin amd Triblade u done gr8 job its work But can i ask 1 more thing PLZ :

I forget i got "%" and time like that "10:11" and Date that use "/" so i Try to fix the $c in YourS solution But no Result

I cant get it i try This :

$c = '.' Or ':' Or ($c <= '9' And $c >= '0') ; for the time

or this one :

$c = '.' And ':' Or ($c <= '9' And $c >= '0') ; for the time

can u fix it ?

Edited June 23, 2008 by dorit30

[Triblade]

You have to restate your variable in the Or statement.

So not:

$c = '.' Or ':'

But

$c = '.' Or $c = ':'

[dorit30]

  Triblade said:

You have to restate your variable in the Or statement.

So not:

$c = '.' Or ':'

But

$c = '.' Or $c = ':'

Yes of course you check Again the $c if its fix Stupid me

OK 10nx again

[system24]

#include<String.au3>

$data = _StringReverse(String($data))

Edited June 23, 2008 by system24

[Triblade]

  system24 said:

#include<String.au3>

$data = _StringReverse(String($data))

About the same as in my Post #2

[dorit30]

  system24 said:

#include<String.au3>

$data = _StringReverse(String($data))

Wow u r very clever We all dont know this and u r the "Chosen 1" solve it with 1 line ....pshhh I am Happy 4 u !!!

10nx all the world is waiting 4 u 2 rise

[Xandl]

Hello,

this would be the regex way to extract/reverse the number:

$s="The Sum is 10.21"

$sr=StringRegExpReplace($s,'^([\w ]+) ([0-9.])([0-9.])?([0-9.])?([0-9.])?([0-9.])?([0-9.])?([0-9.])?([0-9.])?([0-9.])?([0-9.])?$, _
                              '\1 \11\10\9\8\7\6\5\4\3\2')
If @error Then ConsoleWrite('err:'&@error&@LF)
ConsoleWrite('res :'&$sr&@LF)

This works with number parts < 11 chars (including the dot), just expand it if you need more.

But I do wonder, why I was not able to successfully use this variant, to make it shorter/more versatile:

$sr=StringRegExpReplace($s,'^([\w ]+) ([0-9.])([0-9.])+?$,'\1 \11\10\9\8\7\6\5\4\3\2')

It seems as one needs a sufficient number of opening parenthesis for the capture, but can use a lot of backrefs, as they are empty per default.

Maybe someone can shade some light on this please?

ciao,

Xandl

[martin]

  dorit30 said:

Wow u r very clever We all dont know this and u r the "Chosen 1" solve it with 1 line ....pshhh I am Happy 4 u !!!

10nx all the world is waiting 4 u 2 rise

How does that do what you asked for? It just reverses the whole string doesn't it?

[dorit30]

  martin said:

How does that do what you asked for? It just reverses the whole string doesn't it?

Martin 10nx 4 the time all 3 scripts do the Job include the "StringRegExpReplace" of course

but its more hard then i thought the chart r i Dos so there r many sign that i have 2 filter

But i got the way

[weaponx]

  dorit30 said:

Martin 10nx 4 the time all 3 scripts do the Job include the "StringRegExpReplace" of course

but its more hard then i thought the chart r i Dos so there r many sign that i have 2 filter

But i got the way

Please use proper grammar. We strive for professionalism here.

[dorit30]

  weaponx said:

Please use proper grammar. We strive for professionalism here.

weaponx U can always put your Sniper in your ASS to check the grammar and c if u r Pro enough