From: Bruce Williams <iusris@...>
Date: 2003-05-08T16:58:25+09:00
Subject: Re: regexp assignment


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On Thu, May 08, 2003 at 12:02:11PM +0900, Kurt V. Hindenburg wrote:

> I have a string that I want to seperate individual parts; for example=20
> in the below string I want the 196 and 21.

> <a href=3D"javascript:clist(196,'21')">

> I can do this using sub and then modifying the strings.  Is there=20
> anyway to do this simply and easily?

> Something like : \([0-9]+,'[0-9]+'\)

> An array would be O.K.

Well, for this particular example, the following would work...

"<a href=3D\"javascript:clist(196,'21')\">".scan /\d+/
#=3D> [196,21]

For anything more complex, however, it would be a custom job.

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Bruce Williams - bruce@codedbliss.com - http://codedbliss.com


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