vbscript, RegEx object?

ll
#1 / 11

RegEx object?

Hi,

Thanks in advance...

Thu, 13 Oct 2005 06:35:43 GMT

MVP
#2 / 11

RegEx object?

Quote:

> Hi,

> Thanks in advance...

Dim rx
set rx = new RegExp

set matches = rx.Execute(sData)
for each match in matches
wscript.echo match
next
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Thu, 13 Oct 2005 09:15:26 GMT

ll
#3 / 11

RegEx object?

Thanks Alex.

Can I have "tagname" only?

Quote:

> > Hi,

> > Thanks in advance...

> Dim rx
> set rx = new RegExp

> set matches = rx.Execute(sData)
> for each match in matches
> wscript.echo match
> next
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Thu, 13 Oct 2005 12:21:48 GMT

MVP
#4 / 11

RegEx object?

Quote:

> Thanks Alex.

> Can I have "tagname" only?

Dim rx
set rx = new RegExp

set matches = rx.Execute(sData)
for each match in matches
wscript.echo match.submatches(0)
next

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Thu, 13 Oct 2005 13:08:39 GMT

Han
#5 / 11

RegEx object?

Hi Michael

Don't you think it's a bit greedy?

Quote:

> > Thanks Alex.

> > Can I have "tagname" only?

> Dim rx
> set rx = new RegExp

> set matches = rx.Execute(sData)
> for each match in matches
> wscript.echo match.submatches(0)
> next

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> Michael Harris
> Microsoft.MVP.Scripting
> Seattle WA US

> Technet Script Center
> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/default.asp

Thu, 13 Oct 2005 14:52:45 GMT

MVP
#6 / 11

RegEx object?

Quote:

>> Thanks Alex.

>> Can I have "tagname" only?

> Dim rx
> set rx = new RegExp

> set matches = rx.Execute(sData)
> for each match in matches
> wscript.echo match.submatches(0)
> next

Oops... :(

Thanks, Michael.

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Fri, 14 Oct 2005 01:16:02 GMT

MVP
#7 / 11

RegEx object?

Quote:

> Hi Michael

> Don't you think it's a bit greedy?

Yes, but Alex wrote it, not me ;-)...

Any simple example posted with limited context provided by the OP will
nearly always need refinement when applied to an actual usage scenario with
real data.

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Quote:

>>> Thanks Alex.

>>> Can I have "tagname" only?

>> Dim rx
>> set rx = new RegExp

>> set matches = rx.Execute(sData)
>> for each match in matches
>> wscript.echo match.submatches(0)
>> next

>> --
>> Michael Harris
>> Microsoft.MVP.Scripting
>> Seattle WA US

>> Technet Script Center
>> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/default.asp

Fri, 14 Oct 2005 03:38:46 GMT

Han
#8 / 11

RegEx object?

Exactly, Michael. So Alex, you, or I might not show it. OP will say it if he
or she has something.

Quote:

> > Hi Michael

> > Don't you think it's a bit greedy?

> Yes, but Alex wrote it, not me ;-)...

> Any simple example posted with limited context provided by the OP will
> nearly always need refinement when applied to an actual usage scenario
with
> real data.

> --
> Michael Harris
> Microsoft.MVP.Scripting
> Seattle WA US

> Technet Script Center
> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/default.asp

> >>> Thanks Alex.

> >>> Can I have "tagname" only?

> >> Dim rx
> >> set rx = new RegExp

> >> set matches = rx.Execute(sData)
> >> for each match in matches
> >> wscript.echo match.submatches(0)
> >> next

> >> --
> >> Michael Harris
> >> Microsoft.MVP.Scripting
> >> Seattle WA US

> >> Technet Script Center
> >> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/default.asp

Fri, 14 Oct 2005 03:50:01 GMT

MVP
#9 / 11

RegEx object?

Actually I tried to make it NON-greedy and couldn't figure out how the
{*filter*}ens I needed to redo it... :(

Quote:

>> Hi Michael

>> Don't you think it's a bit greedy?

> Yes, but Alex wrote it, not me ;-)...

> Any simple example posted with limited context provided by the OP will
> nearly always need refinement when applied to an actual usage scenario
> with real data.

>>>> Thanks Alex.

>>>> Can I have "tagname" only?

>>> Dim rx
>>> set rx = new RegExp

>>> set matches = rx.Execute(sData)
>>> for each match in matches
>>> wscript.echo match.submatches(0)
>>> next

>>> --
>>> Michael Harris
>>> Microsoft.MVP.Scripting
>>> Seattle WA US

>>> Technet Script Center
>>> http://www.*-*-*.com/

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Fri, 14 Oct 2005 23:55:37 GMT

MVP
#10 / 11

RegEx object?

Quote:

> Actually I tried to make it NON-greedy and couldn't figure out how the
>{*filter*}ens I needed to redo it... :(

Dim rx
set rx = new RegExp
rx.global = True

set matches = rx.Execute(sData)
for each match in matches
wscript.echo match.submatches(0)
next

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Sat, 15 Oct 2005 08:09:34 GMT

MVP
#11 / 11

RegEx object?

Ah - I was working with the '?' OUTSIDE the ()... go figure.

Quote:

>> Actually I tried to make it NON-greedy and couldn't figure out how the
>>{*filter*}ens I needed to redo it... :(

> Dim rx
> set rx = new RegExp
> rx.global = True

> set matches = rx.Execute(sData)
> for each match in matches
> wscript.echo match.submatches(0)
> next

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Sat, 15 Oct 2005 10:52:50 GMT