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sweatje
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 12:37 pm 
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d11wtq wrote:
That's a lookbehind done wrong :P

I guess you meant a lookahead ;)

\d(?!0)

o_O d11wtq is Mr Pedantic for the rest of the day :P


Mr Pedantic, looks like you need to brush up on your regex a bit ;) Here is a simpletest test case.

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function testRegexJokeExpression() {
    // how many regex does it take to change a lightbulb
    // correct answer, any non-zero digit
    $regex = '/\d(?<!0)/';
    $this->assertFalse(preg_match($regex,'0'));
    $this->assertTrue(preg_match($regex,'1'));
    $this->assertTrue(preg_match($regex,'10'));
 
    //another suggested regex
    $regex = '/\d(?!0)/';
    // this test fails with your regex
    $this->assertFalse(preg_match($regex,'0'), 'fails to fail for case 0');
    $this->assertTrue(preg_match($regex,'1'));
    $this->assertTrue(preg_match($regex,'10'));
 
    //modified this way, it actually would work
    $regex = '/(?!0)\d/';
    $this->assertFalse(preg_match($regex,'0'));
    $this->assertTrue(preg_match($regex,'1'));
    $this->assertTrue(preg_match($regex,'10'));
 
}
 


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Chris Corbyn
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Ah I see what you meant lol.... the tests made it clearer :)

I though you meant any number of regex less than ten (i.e. 1-9) ... I hadn't considered you were looking for a number not starting with a zero.

*shy's away* 8O
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feyd
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This is a good a place as any to drop a resource. I don't know if anyone noticed, but O'Reilly released a new edition of Mastering Regular Expressions. This version includes a bunch of pages on PHP apparently.

Here's the link supplied by "the manual:" http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ ... /wwwphpnet
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Luke
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that's funny... I just put that on my wish list today. About an hour ago.
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ducdm87
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i see http://www.regular-expressions.info/tutorial.html is good tutorial
What sites do you know good online regex test. I see http://php.toolregex.com use good, easy to use interface
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