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I am having string @"King (+$100)".I want to use NSPredicate to find if string is having (+$[0-9]*).So how to use NSPrdicate

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Try this:

// The string to evaluate
NSString *string = @"King (+$100)";

// The regular expression
NSString *regExp =  @".*\\(\\+\\$[0-9]*\\).*";
NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"SELF MATCHES %@",regExp];

// Test if the object checks the regular expression 
BOOL ok = [predicate evaluateWithObject:string];

For all documentation on the NSPredicate see: NSPredicate Programming Guide

Yannick L.
Thanks.I got it.One more thing is that how get to that particular string.if the pattern matches i.e [predicate evaluateWithObject:string]; if this fuction retuns true is there way to get using NSPredicate (+$100).
shilpa
I don't know how to do that with the standard API. I have searched, but nothing...So I guess that you'll have to work with the NSString and/or the NSScanner to find your occurrence.
Yannick L.