Sorry, didn't see the reference to the pipe-delimited list in your code
(not saying it wasn't there, just that I didn't see it ;-)
<cfset testString = "CN=ThisGroup,OU=All Campus
Email,OU=AcenetGroups,DC=evansville,DC=edu|CN=ThatGroup,OU=Unity,OU=Acen
etGroups,DC=evansville,DC=edu|CN=ThirdGroup,OU=Unity,OU=AcenetGroups,DC=
evansville,DC=edu|CN=FourthGroup,OU=Unity,OU=AcenetGroups,DC=evansville,
DC=edu">
<cfset RE = 'CN=([^,]+),[^\|]*(\|){0,1}'>
<cfoutput>#reReplace(testString, RE, "\1,", "ALL")#</cfoutput>
How about this? There's a trailing comma, but other than that, seems to
work. I've been doing some really *nasty* REs in the last couple of
days, so I guess my brain (such as it is) is tuned to them at present.
Adam
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Adam, yes, that works great on a single "item". How would you get it to
work when there are more than one item such as:
CN=ThisGroup,OU=All Campus
Email,OU=AcenetGroups,DC=evansville,DC=edu|CN=ThatGroup,OU=Unity,OU=Acen
etGroups,DC=evansville,DC=edu
The pipe "|" is the delimiter returned from the CFLDAP query.
In this example, I would want to return both "ThisGroup" and "ThatGroup"
separated by commas.
I'd love to be able to do this with a single REReplace function call. Is
it even possible?
Thanks
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From: Adam Cameron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2003 8:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Active Directory Query Service was: RE: [CFCDev] Component
Critique Wanted
>3. Thanks! And may I say, REGULAR EXPRESSIONS ROCK!!! One expression
still stumps me. In my attached ParseCNFromDN() method, I use Replace()
and ListFirst() functions to strip all but the required information. I
wish I knew the RE that would do this for me with a single function. (An
example of what I am needing is in the method's comment. Hint,
Hint.)
<cfset testString = "CN=md40, OU=Employees, OU=AcenetUsers,
dc=evansville, dc=edu"> <cfoutput>[#reReplace(testString,
"^CN=([^,]+),*.*","\1")#]</cfoutput>
Seems to work.
>The cool thing for me is, a lot of what I have learned on this mailing
list is now coming to fruition!
Absolutely. I don't often post here because I generally feel somewhat
overwhelmed by some people's knowledge, and my - seemingly - distinct
*lack* of knowledge. But as a lurker, I have learned an awful lot.
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