> Thanks Adrian, No actually I am using Java Regex but I think they are alike.
> I want not to use any for loop
Why not?
Can you provide more context as to what you're actually doing? It
might enable a better answer.
You can do:
^\d for 1
^\d(\.\d){1} for 1.1
^\d(\.\d){2} for 1.1.2
^\d(\.\d){3} for 1.1.2.1
etc
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