$regex result - 30/01/07 02:43 PM
If I use $regex, can I output what it grabbed instead of 1 or 0?
Re: $regex result - 30/01/07 03:13 PM
/help $regml
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Re: $regex result - 30/01/07 10:43 PM
Group the pattern which matches your wishes result "()" then use $regml(N) N refers to the Nth result.
Re: $regex result - 31/01/07 09:06 AM
I tried with var %regml = $regex(%var1,\d\d\d\d) | set %year $regml(1) but %year is just blank 
whats wrong?
whats wrong?
Re: $regex result - 31/01/07 10:55 AM
Regex Grouping read this for more info.
As for your example you didn't group your pattern as below:
$regex(%var1,(\d\d\d\d))
As for your example you didn't group your pattern as below:
$regex(%var1,(\d\d\d\d))
Re: $regex result - 31/01/07 10:56 AM
Also enclose your pattern with // so it would make it easy for you to use the modifiers.