Help with StringRegExp

[eatfishdk]

Hi

I'm using the script from this topic

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...l=_EnumWireless

There is a piece of code:

If StringRegExp($objItem.Description, "(?i).*Wireless.*Connection") Then $sWirelessList &= $objItem.Description & "|"

Where it looks for a network card with the words "Wireless Connection" in it...

I need it to look for that and another description, say "Broadcom 801.11g" and mayby a third type...

How the heck do I get that to work, I've tried different types of regex but i simply can't it to work....

Please help, Martin

[zerobazar]

If StringRegExp($objItem.Description, "(?i).*\ Broadcom 801\.11g.*") Then $sWirelessList &= $objItem.Description & "|"

should make it , I guess.

The key thing with your example (Broadcom 801.11g) is to not forget to escape the period (.) of the pattern you are looking for, because they have special meaning within the RegEx.

Best Regards.

Edit: typo

Edited November 7, 2008 by zerobazar

[eatfishdk]

If StringRegExp($objItem.Description, "(?i).*\ Broadcom 801\.11g.*") Then $sWirelessList &= $objItem.Description & "|"

should make it , I guess.

The key thing with your example (Broadcom 801.11g) is to not forget to escape the period (.) of the pattern you are looking for, because they have special meaning within the RegEx.

Best Regards.

Edit: typo

Ok, yes, that was one of my problems. But what if I need it to look for both "Broadcom 801.11g" or "Wireless Connection"..

Is that possible with regex or should I go for a "if then" solution?

The script need to run on different machines with different wireless cards...

Martin

[zerobazar]

Easy.

If StringRegExp($objItem.Description, "(?i).*(Broadcom 801\.11g|Wireless Connection).*") Then $sWirelessList &= $objItem.Description & "|"

Best Regards.