Put the string of text into a variable or tokenize it since it has commas in it and then run it through $regsub or $regsubex.

I am just learning regex so somthing this simple is right up my lane. lol
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//tokenize 32 this123.4,5is67a8s@tr-ing.9,7y4h4,87,e7&64t.48r.647e,8ur5.,76y.t56f,4t,fy4f5r,f4.y5.f4y5,f4y.ef4ye4f | noop $regsub($1,/[a-z]/ig,,%tmptxt) | echo -a %tmptxt

What it does is uses $regsub and basically tells it to subsitute all letters with nothing.

If your wondering, the "ig" after the "/" at the end of the regex tell it that the regex is not case sensative and is greedy.

This seemed to work fine for me.

Hope it helps.

*Edit* I just noticed qwertys post that he was making at the same time I was making mine. Obviously his is a better regex but they both actually work the same. He just did it right and I did it a little silly.

Last edited by Typos; 29/07/08 02:12 PM.
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