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06-29-2004 11:56 PM
06-29-2004 11:56 PM
Reg Exp. Problem
I need to write a regular expression which will match a string value for N's and T's but not a combination like NTNTNTN
This expression is what i wrote
[N*T*]$
Acceptable values of string
N
NNNNN.... any number of N's
T
TTTTTT ... any number of T's
N N N N there can be spaces inbetween
T T T T ...
but NOT something NTNTNTN or TNTNTNT
but the expression above is matching this combination tooo ...
Can anyone help me solve this?
This expression is what i wrote
[N*T*]$
Acceptable values of string
N
NNNNN.... any number of N's
T
TTTTTT ... any number of T's
N N N N there can be spaces inbetween
T T T T ...
but NOT something NTNTNTN or TNTNTNT
but the expression above is matching this combination tooo ...
Can anyone help me solve this?
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06-30-2004 12:08 AM
06-30-2004 12:08 AM
Re: Reg Exp. Problem
Solution I would use: {N+|T+}$
It depends on the program you use if this is a supported regex. And use + instead of *, because you don't want to match empty patterns.
It depends on the program you use if this is a supported regex. And use + instead of *, because you don't want to match empty patterns.
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06-30-2004 12:11 AM
06-30-2004 12:11 AM
Re: Reg Exp. Problem
For egrep:
egrep 'N+$|T+$'
egrep 'N+$|T+$'
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06-30-2004 12:15 AM
06-30-2004 12:15 AM
Re: Reg Exp. Problem
Sorry, missed one thing...
Should be:
egrep '^N+$|^T+$'
Should be:
egrep '^N+$|^T+$'
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