Hi all,
i have simple regular expression:
^123$
Matches are for example
123
1234
etc.
How can i exactly 123 as result without the 1234 (i'm not sure, if it's possible)?
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A:
^123$ doesn't match 1234 - exactly what you want. So what's the problem?
^ means start of string to be matched
$ means end of that string
Artem Russakovskii
2009-09-03 08:34:47
i know., but i get more than one result for this.....it seems, that i have a bug :(
cupakob
2009-09-03 08:42:29
+2
A:
The regex you gave should match only the string "123" and should not match "1234". I don't know what you're doing wrong to get it to match "1234", but it's not the regex.
Chris Lutz
2009-09-03 08:34:53
it seems, that i get both 123 and 1234 as results....so the problem is not in the regex. I must debug now. thanks a lot.
cupakob
2009-09-03 08:39:22
You could clarify a little - more about what language you're using and what your current code looks like could help us figure out what the problem really is.
Chris Lutz
2009-09-03 08:41:50