Matt,
Based on your first regex pattern, it looks like your number
always starts
with 3 digits, so you could use something like this to
isolate the shape:
\d(P(?:HU|H|R|D)?)
I am a little confused about the other items. In your
example 100PHX, which
character(s) represents the material and which represents
the metal? Thanks.
Rick
>
> Well first let me start off by saying thank you for
your reply. Also I
> guess I should tell you my level of expertise as you
can probably
> detect is not too high. Now to your reply...
>
> As to why I dont put it into one big pattern. I'm not
sure how to do
> that with the .net regex engine. So I figured I'd go
the safe route
> and just match one at a time then shove it into a local
variable.
> Maybe not as efficient but its been crunching through
about 60,000 part
> numbers pretty fast for me ;)
>
> I understand this
10[026]|15[036]|200X|20[046]|276|28[13] pattern and
> thank you for your help on it. But what I am really
stuck on with
> regular expressions is how to match a particular
character in the
> middle of string. Like I show in my previous post...
>
> With a part number = 100PHX100-22
>
> How do I match the PH (shape), X (material), 100
(maxload).
>
> Say my part can consist of ...
>
> series =
100|102|106|150|153|156|200X|200|204|206|276|281|283
>
> shape = PHU|PH|PR|PD|P
>
> material = A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|AA|BB|CC
>
> metal = T|U|V|XX|YY
>
> load = [0-9]+
>
>
> Thanks again in advance.
>
> Matt
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