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Lets say i have something like s='12s+34a+45'; Is there a way so i can only store the numbers that are in front of the letter s and store it to an array?
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Walter Roberson
el 1 de Dic. de 2011
numstrs = regexp(TheString, '-?\d+(?=\s*s)', 'match');
and convert the resulting cells strings in to numeric forms.
The (?=\s*s) part is regexp-ese for "the expression after the '=' until the ')' must be matched in the input right after whatever was matched before this, but do not return this part as part of the match". Another way of phrasing this is that it "looks ahead" for the pattern but does not include it as part of what is matched.
\s*s stands for "any number of whitespace characters (including none), followed by the letter 's')
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Raldi
el 2 de Dic. de 2011
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Walter Roberson
el 2 de Dic. de 2011
If you define exactly which patterns of characters are to be accepted, then a regexp() expression can be constructed. The pattern to match a general floating point number that might be in exponential form gets quite complicated though.
numstrs = regexp(TheString, '-?(?:(?:\d*\.)?\d+|\d+\.)(?=\s*s)', 'match')
The above does not recognize exponentials, but it does recognize
optional leading minus sign, recognizes digits followed by 's', recognizes digits followed by '.s', recognizes digits followed by '.' followed by digits followed by 's', recognizes '.' followed by digits followed by 's', while still refusing '.s' alone with no digits. Oh yes, optional spaces are permitted before the 's' itself.
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