javascript - regex: read character behind number -
i have regex code:
<script type="text/javascript"> var str = "kw-xr55und"; var patt1 = /[t|ee|eju].*d/i; document.write(str.match(patt1)); </script>
it can read:
str= "kd-r55und" -> und
but if type:
str= "kw-tc800h2und -> result tc-800h2und. //it makes script read t in front of 800 want result und
how make code check @ character behind 800?
edit
after code can work:
<script type="text/javascript"> var str = "kw-tc800h2und"; var patt1 = /[ejtug|]\d*d/i; document.write(str.match(patt1)); </script>
but show next problem, can show result if:
str= "kw-tc800un2d" want result -> un2d
try this:
var patt1 = /(t|ee|eju)\d*$/i;
it match sequence of non-digit characters starting t
, ee
or eju
, , finishing @ end of string. if string has end d
in examples, can add in:
var patt1 = /(t|ee|eju)\d*d$/i;
if want match anywhere, not @ end of string, try this:
var patt1 = /(t|ee|eju)\d*d/i;
edit: oops! no, of course doesn't work. tried guess meant [t|ee|eju]
, because it's character class matches one of characters e
, j
, t
, u
or |
(equivalent [ejtu|]
), , sure couldn't meant. heck, try this:
var patt1 = /[ejtu|]\d*d/i;
i still don't understand you're trying do, trial , error way move ahead. @ least tested time! :p
edit: okay, match can contain digits, can't start one. try this:
var patt1 = /[ejtu|]\w*d/i;
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