You need to put into () the groups that you wish to
capture:
<idssequence="1">(d)</id>
or maybe:
<idssequence="1">(d\)</id>
I recommend you to read this tutorial for regular
expressions in Java
(even if you are not using java, regex are quite standard)
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essent
ial/regex/intro.html
HTH,
DAvid
On Sep 15, 12:47 am, Kevin <KevinRTho... gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If I have this regular expression:
>
> <idssequence="1">d</id>
>
> which in a given block of text, would return me this:
>
> <id sequence="1">38839680</id>
>
> But what I want is the number that is in that returned
value. Is
> there a way to modify the orininal expression so that
it just returns
> the number? I don't mean just look for numbers,
because I only want
> the number if it exist in that larger match. So I want
to first match
> this: <id
sequence="1">38839680</id> and then have
the number parsed
> out of that. But the key is I need one regular
expression to do
> this. Is that possible?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kevin
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