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(AutoIt) Regular Expression with Multiple Matches and Capture GroupsSee more Regular Expressions ExamplesDemonstrates a regular expression with multiple matches and capture groups for each match.Note: Chilkat uses Note: This example requires Chilkat v11.1.0 or greater.
Local $bSuccess = False Local $sPattern = "Name:\s+(\w+)\s+(\w+),\s+Email:\s+(\S+)" $oSb = ObjCreate("Chilkat.StringBuilder") Local $bCrlf = True $oSb.AppendLine("Name: John Smith, Email: john.smith@example.com",$bCrlf) $oSb.AppendLine("Name: Jack Johnson, Email: jack.johnson@example.com",$bCrlf) $oSb.AppendLine("Name: Mary Adams, Email: mary.adams@example.com",$bCrlf) ConsoleWrite($oSb.GetAsString() & @CRLF) ; We have the following string: ; Name: John Smith, Email: john.smith@example.com ; Name: Jack Johnson, Email: jack.johnson@example.com ; Name: Mary Adams, Email: mary.adams@example.com $oJson = ObjCreate("Chilkat.JsonObject") $oJson.EmitCompact = False Local $iTimeoutMs = 2000 Local $iNumMatches = $oSb.RegexMatch($sPattern,$oJson,$iTimeoutMs) If ($iNumMatches < 0) Then ; Probably an error in the regular expression. ; Suggestion: Use AI to help create and/or diagnose regular expressions. ConsoleWrite($oSb.LastErrorText & @CRLF) Exit EndIf ; Examine the matches: ConsoleWrite($oJson.Emit() & @CRLF) ; This is the JSON with the match information. ; See the JSON parsing code below to get the matched capture group values. ; { ; "match": [ ; { ; "group": [ ; { ; "cap": "Name: John Smith, Email: john.smith@example.com", ; "idx": 0, ; "len": 47 ; }, ; { ; "cap": "John", ; "idx": 6, ; "len": 4 ; }, ; { ; "cap": "Smith", ; "idx": 11, ; "len": 5 ; }, ; { ; "cap": "john.smith@example.com", ; "idx": 25, ; "len": 22 ; } ; ] ; }, ; { ; "group": [ ; { ; "cap": "Name: Jack Johnson, Email: jack.johnson@example.com", ; "idx": 49, ; "len": 51 ; }, ; { ; "cap": "Jack", ; "idx": 55, ; "len": 4 ; }, ; { ; "cap": "Johnson", ; "idx": 60, ; "len": 7 ; }, ; { ; "cap": "jack.johnson@example.com", ; "idx": 76, ; "len": 24 ; } ; ] ; }, ; { ; "group": [ ; { ; "cap": "Name: Mary Adams, Email: mary.adams@example.com", ; "idx": 102, ; "len": 47 ; }, ; { ; "cap": "Mary", ; "idx": 108, ; "len": 4 ; }, ; { ; "cap": "Adams", ; "idx": 113, ; "len": 5 ; }, ; { ; "cap": "mary.adams@example.com", ; "idx": 127, ; "len": 22 ; } ; ] ; } ; ] ; } ; Important: Capture group 0 always contains the entire match — that is, the portion of the input string that matches the full regular expression. Local $sCap Local $i = 0 Local $iMatchCount = $oJson.SizeOfArray("match") While $i < $iMatchCount ConsoleWrite("Match " & ($i + 1) & ":" & @CRLF) $oJson.I = $i Local $iJ = 0 Local $iNumCaptureGroups = $oJson.SizeOfArray("match[i].group") While $iJ < $iNumCaptureGroups $oJson.J = $iJ $sCap = $oJson.StringOf("match[i].group[j].cap") ConsoleWrite($iJ & ": " & $sCap & @CRLF) $iJ = $iJ + 1 Wend $i = $i + 1 Wend ; Capture group 0 always contains the entire match — that is, the portion of the input string that matches the full regular expression. ; Output ; Match 1: ; 0: Name: John Smith, Email: john.smith@example.com ; 1: John ; 2: Smith ; 3: john.smith@example.com ; Match 2: ; 0: Name: Jack Johnson, Email: jack.johnson@example.com ; 1: Jack ; 2: Johnson ; 3: jack.johnson@example.com ; Match 3: ; 0: Name: Mary Adams, Email: mary.adams@example.com ; 1: Mary ; 2: Adams ; 3: mary.adams@example.co |
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