Hi,
How about:
/([=><]+)([0-9]+)/
Check out "RegExr" by Grant Skinner - it's lovely.
The problem with <= and >= is that there is "look behind" in the
regex controlled by these chars so the order of =>< seems to be important???
Glen
Jiri wrote:
I would like some help on a regExp
I have a string and want to split it into the first character being a
<|>|<=|>=|== the second part being an int.
so ">100"
would return
result[1] = '>'
result[2] = 100
so "100"
would return
result[1] = 'undefined'
result[2] = 100
Here is what I have so far, but it is killing me.
var pattern:RegExp = /^(\d)?(^\d+)|(<?????>)/
var result:Object = pattern.exec(tConditionalString);
I tried another approach but i am still figuring out how to do it. It
goes something like this
var pattern:RegExp = /^(>):((?(2)then|else))
Jiri
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