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hajo_old	Posted - 11/06/2003 : 10:54:49 AM Hello, all I would like to examine a string whether some characters are numeric (0-9) or alphabetic (a-z, A-Z). Some examples .. "A203", "AB35", "BC208" The goal is, to extract only the numeric part of the strings. I thought of somthing similar to RegExp ... Any other suggestions to detect the numeric part of a string? Is there a chance to get that in OriginC or with the help of Labtalk? Thanks Hajo -- -- Dipl.-Ing. Hans-Joerg Koch Siemens VDO, Regensburg SVDO_Origin1 Edited by - SVDO_Origin1 on 11/06/2003 10:57:38 AM Edited by - SVDO_Origin1 on 11/06/2003 2:17:46 PM
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hajo_old	Posted - 11/07/2003 : 04:12:56 AM Hello, all found a sollution - maybe there's a better one (comments wellcome!) but it's working! // extract numeric part of Excel Cell strings // "AB665", "A678", "E6" // ATTENTION straightforward function, does it's job, // but is NOT FAILSAFE (e.g. for "A34B56") !! UINT getNumeric(string s) { int index = strcspn( s, "0123456789" ); s = s.Right(s.GetLength()-index); printf("num: %s\n", s); return atoi(s); } Hajo -- -- Dipl.-Ing. Hans-Joerg Koch Siemens VDO, Regensburg SVDO_Origin1

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