Does the regex filter return anything? On Thursday, 28 March 2019 17:02:53 UTC+1, S. S. wrote: > > I am trying to find out which of 3 separators ( *-* or */* or *.* ) is > being used in a string. > > The result of the below gives the title that matches. > 1= <$list filter="[[12.34]] +[regexp[(-|/|\.)]]"></$list> > > 2= <$list filter="[[23-45]] +[regexp[(-|/|\.)]]"></$list> > > 3= <$list filter="[[34/56]] +[regexp[(-|/|\.)]]"></$list>th > > Result: > 1= 12.34 > > 2= 23-45 > > 3= 34/56 > > This is the way I am checking to see which separator is returned. I am not > satisfied with this cumbersome method, even though it works. > <$list filter="[[12.34]] [[23-45]] [[34/56]]"> > > <$list filter="[<currentTiddler>] +[regexp[(\.)]]"><<currentTiddler>> = > .</$list> > <$list filter="[<currentTiddler>] +[regexp[(-)]]"><<currentTiddler>> = > -</$list> > <$list filter="[<currentTiddler>] +[regexp[(/)]]"><<currentTiddler>> = > /</$list> > </$list> > > Result: > 12.34 = . > > 23-45 = - > > 34/56 = / > > I want the result of my first $list to be the character that matched the > regex. > I was wondering if there is a way to construct the regex so that the > *regexp* operator shows exactly what matched, rather than just returning > the input title? > > Thanks >
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