[Ðr1ps]

Not really familiar with regex.
I need to get the numbers from 01 to 99. Any ideas? Thanks.

[Who Soup]

Not really familiar with regex.
I need to get the numbers from 01 to 99. Any ideas? Thanks.

what do you mean "get the numbers"

why not just do a simple loop

dim los as new list of string
for i as integer = 1 to 99 step 1
console.writeline(i)
los.add(i)
next

end

[Ðr1ps]

what do you mean "get the numbers"

why not just do a simple loop

dim los as new list of string
for i as integer = 1 to 99 step 1
console.writeline(i)
los.add(i)
next

end

How do you know what language I'm writing this in lol.
I just need the regex to allow from the said numbers.

[+Haze]

what do you mean "get the numbers"

why not just do a simple loop

dim los as new list of string
for i as integer = 1 to 99 step 1
console.writeline(i)
los.add(i)
next

end

How can you suggest a solution when you don't even know the context of ops question?

[EmptyRedData]

Just googling your exact question "regex 01 to 99", I got several good answers, mostly from stack overflow.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1121...s-as-00-99


Also, checking the regular expression website for numeric ranges: http://www.regular-expressions.info/numericranges.html

[+Haze]

@Drips, show me what you're trying to match specially. For Regex, numbers is usually, \d or [0-9], then you'd need quantifiers.

So, \d+ would match one or more digits. \d{1,2} would match any one or two digit number etc. Like I said its better if you show us the pattern you're trying to match or what you're trying to accomplish all together.

[Ðr1ps]

@Drips, show me what you're trying to match specially. For Regex, numbers is usually, \d or [0-9], then you'd need quantifiers.

So, \d+ would match one or more digits. \d{1,2} would match any one or two digit number etc. Like I said its better if you show us the pattern you're trying to match or what you're trying to accomplish all together.

It's pretty simple actually, a couple examples:
(09)
(21)

Including the parenthesis but I assume I can just add it on the outside and include the regex inside.

[+Haze]

In that case


\(\d{1,2}\)

would work just fine.

[Ðr1ps]

In that case


\(\d{1,2}\)

would work just fine.

To understand this, d is for integer like in C?
Also, what are the brackets for exactly?

[+Haze]

Here you go.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/9099...x-Tutorial

[Ðr1ps]

Here you go.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/9099...x-Tutorial

Will have a look, thanks