TheBat-techies,
I am having a person knowledgeable of RegExp help me with some RegExp,
I want to do in TB! The thing is that he does not know how TB! works.
I have a mail which contains some order lines and I want to be able to
extract the information from those. An example:
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2 x Jetfin (SP-Jetfins) = 2.000dkk
St�rrelse XL
Farve Sort
1 x Solaris (ST-Solaris) = 650dkk
2 x Transporttaske (DTD-Taske) = 700dkk
===========
The problem is that the prices are total prices, i.e. the price of the
"Jetfins" is 1.000dkk a pair. So the price must be divided by the
ordered amount.
But the price _may_have_ a . for easier reading (I know this should be
an , in English) and you cannot make a calculation 2.000/2 in TB!
because 2.000 is not a number. How can I match the number, removing any
. in the process?
Trying to match e.g. 240dkk and 1.100dkk - using:
1)
%SetPattRegExp='(?i-s)(\d+(?=dkk))'
240dkk => 240
1.100dkk => no_match
2)
%SetPattRegExp='(?i-s)\d(?=\.)(\d+(?=dkk))'
240dkk => no_match
1.100dkk => no_match
Please help. TIA.
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<greeting> Best regards </greeting>
<author> Peter Fjelsten </author>
<thebat version> 3.0.1.33 </thebat version>
<os> Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 1 </os>
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