I worked around to modifying regular expression below but i could't get what I need. I google it, many things found but not for what i want. Dim valid AS Boolean = Regex.IsMatch(TextBox1.Text, "^(,?d+){0,20}$")Allow numbers exactly like 32,1,6,32,12,21,21,54,675,8,4,3,2,9,0,21,21,21,43,744 in TextBox1. Perfect.
View 4 RepliesI need a regular expression that will match this pattern (case doesn't matter):066B-E77B-CE41-4279
View 4 RepliesI want to create a string of values separated by commas from a MatchCollection. So far the only way I have been able to make it work is by using a �For To� loop to load an string array one at a time then joining the array. IE is there any way to join the value properties of each match object?
View 6 RepliesI need to be able to write some data sepererated by commas (3 Datas) then go to next line. I am using the following code:
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Dim textfile As String = "C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersDocumentsDesktop CalendarSaved SchedulesSchedules.txt" My.Computer.FileSystem.WriteAllText(textfile, Me.ComboBoxMonth.Text, False & Conrolchars.Newline)
I'm new to Comma Delimited values. What I'm trying to do is load up a text file which has employee info separated with commas
like 1/1/09, John Smith, (555) 555-5555, 101 S 1st Street and has numerous rows of info like this
so what I want it to do is just write this info to 4 different textboxes
like txtdate would just have all the dates of employees listed in rows or multilines
then another text box for names and so on.. Right now I just have it all being written to one text box.
I'm not sure how to separate all the information accordingly.
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I have a string like this:Correct Strings Dim value As String = "45, 2111,56, 1, 9, 99, 62,"Invalid Strings:Dim value As String = "10.01, 12,, , "I need to evaluate this string that has this format indefinitely,The regex evaluate the commas who are in series and are only integers.
View 2 RepliesAny simple way to add commas to large numbers (example: instead of "123456789" as my text converted {and loaded into a text box} output of a calculation, I want to see "123,456,789")?
View 11 Repliesi have a Text File.the contents of which are as follows:
name amount(per KiloGram) quantity(in KiloGrams) total($)
rice 2$ 100 200
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How to format numbers in VB.Net. All I want is properly inserted commas in my final output. Such as:
lvwItem.SubItems.AddRange(New String() {ConvertToMegabytes(CULng(LogicalDrive.TotalSize)).ToString})
I have three functions which I use to convert various numbers to MB GB and TB. I would like to have the final output number be properly formatted with commas as necessary.
Private Function ConvertToMegabytes(lngbytes As ULong) As String
Return (CDec(lngbytes) / 1024D / 1024D).ToString("F1") & " MB"
End Function
Private Function ConvertToGigabytes(lngbytes As ULong) As String
Return (CDec(lngbytes) / 1024D / 1024D / 1024D).ToString("F1") & " GB"
End Function
Private Function ConvertToTerabytes(lngbytes As ULong) As String
Return (CDec(lngbytes) / 1024D / 1024D / 1024D / 1024D).ToString("F1") & " TB"
End Function
I am pretty good with perl regular expressions but evidently I am at a loss on why this doesn't work.The code below stores "Person Test" in output variable.
im output As String
Dim userName As String = "Test, Person"
Dim re As New Regex("(w+),s(w+)", RegexOptions.Singleline)
output = re.Replace(userName, "$2 $1")
So why doesn't the following code store "#Test##Person#" in output variable.
Dim output As String
Dim userName As String = "Test, Person"
Dim re As New Regex("(w+),s(w+)")
For Each Match As Match In re.Matches(userName)
output &= "#" & Match.ToString & "#"
Next
I am new to VB and need to make a program that does the following:Write a VB.Net program that allows users to enter a series of numbers(separated by a comma) in a text box called series. When the users clicks the command button called Average, the program extracts the number one by one from the series and calculates the average, and outputs the average onto a textbox called Result.I understand how to get it to do the average, but how can I make the program count the numbers that I input and then divided by the sum? Also, how would i get it started.
View 2 RepliesI need to generate 'real' random numbers from 0 to 500 (e.g. 247.214, 477.125, 1.247, 54.078, 147.001 ......etc). I am using this method:
Dim Myrand As New Random
Dim Res As Double
For i = 1 To 10
Res = Math.Round(Myrand.NextDouble, 3)
Next
This method gives numbers between 0 and 1. if I use: Res = Myrand.Next(0,500), then this gives Integer numbers.
The questions is: Is this possible with (Dim Myrand As New Random) or I have to try another way (e.g. Rnd() ) for doing this?
I've already wrote a simple program for connecting to a serial port that can send data to the microcontroller, do some basic arithmatic and transmit it back to my Form. This was just to see if I could set up the conection.I have a PIC Microcontroller giving an 8-bit number thats is taken from an external sensor device.What I want to do now is to present this data from the microcontroller in a textbox as a number either in real time (as the sensor output changes) or if not possible, on request (using a button).
View 15 Replies<edit> Now showing the difference as a DECIMAL. Result looks like zero every time. </edit>Disclaimer: This code is provided "as-is" and should be treated as Freeware.( However any donations would be welcome as I have a "so-so" part-time job ).Please note all real numbers to be used should be in this format
"0.000000000000"Do not use numbers in string format in scientific notation like "1.2345E -06"I was feeling bored and decided to add to the code from JohnWein in this thread where I have used a routine that will multiply the contents of two long strings together.>>[url]I have now added a bit of code so you can multiply two really long numbers with or without a decimal point as a full-stop ( period or dot, call it what you like ).
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Searched High & Low to find a reliable way to get HDD real serial numbers in VB.NET. WMI method using Win32_PhysicalMedia, does not work reliably (I am administrator & using XP Pro & SATA drives)
View 4 RepliesI need to document binary files containing integer and real numbers. I use BinaryReader, and BinaryWriter classes, with functions like ReadInt16, ReadSingle, or ReadByte. The files should be readable by any other hardware architecture/OS besides x86/Windows.
I need to document the type of default binary encoding, and can't find the MS documentation.The best I found says that it uses UTF8, but as I understand, UTF8 is for text formats, not for binary numbers.
I suposse that the answer I are looking for, is something like "little endian" or "big endian" format.
I have a string I want to parse. I could write the code to do so, but I figured that VS.NET has a parser that should do this for me.however, I can't find it. All the searches I do return info on how to parse numeric values in string form into real numbers. It would be nice if the MSDN search had some ways to allow users to enter more details than just search text and 3 ways to filter out irrelevant stuff. In any case, I also tried things like string.parse (nope - although I kinda figured this would be it.) I also looked at Enum.parse, but the code indicates that it works with arrasy of items, not strings.
View 5 RepliesI have found a Regex that test if the text passed to a TextBox is an email.
If Regex.IsMatch(email.Text, "^(?("")("".+?""@)|(([0-9a-zA-Z]((.(?!.))|[-!#$%&'*+/=?^`{}|~w])*)(?<=[0-9a-zA-Z])@))" + "(?([)([(d{1,3}.){3}d{1,3}])|(([0-9a-zA-Z][-w]*[0-9a-zA-Z].)+[a-zA-Z]{2,6}))$") _
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I am pretty new on regular expressions, but as far as I've been wandering around Google, the only thing I could do to solve my problem is through regex. I have a collection of strings which have patterns like these:
"3 - Orange, Lemon"
"4 - Pineapple, Orange"
"12 - Lime, Strawberry"
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Only the first few numbers. A comment, suggestion, or point to the right links/articles would help because so far I couldn't manage to find a decent tutorials that easy to understand.
I am trying to parse the digits to store in a variable from a string in VB.NET (would like to also include the decimal point).
Here is an example string: Refund issued for $27.74
I'm creating a calculator, and I need a way to get the numbers surrounded a character I provide.
For example:
Equation: 5+5*2/7
Character: *
Result: array(5, 2)
I was wondering if regex would be able to do this and if it can.
I am trying to gather all numbers in this string which is the name of an image file. The name of the string is ABC09072009XYZ777000111.jpg. When I use
Dim rx as new Regex("d")
Console.Writeline(rx.match(input))
It only returns the first set of numbers before the xyz. I need them all.
I am trying to wirte a function for a Phone number class called "import phone number". It should take any string with 10 digits in it somewhere (and allow for an extension), and import them into it's own properties: AreaCode, Prefix, Suffix, and Extension (aaa-ppp-ssss-xxxx...).
I check the input with a regex to make sure it's valid, now i want to tokenize those pieces into their respective properties. What I have looks like this (incomplete):
Public Sub ImportPhoneNumber(ByVal anyNumber As String)
'phone number is 10-digits long, e.g.: 012-345-6789
Dim reg_exp_10 As New Regex("^((D*)d(D*)){9}((D*)d){1}(((x|ext){1}(d)+)?|D*)$", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase)
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(^(+[1-9][0-9]*(([0-9]*)/-[0-9]*-))?[0]?[1-9][0-9-]*)/(^([0-9]( /-)?)?((?[0-9]{3})?/[0-9]{3})( /-)?([0-9]{3}( /-)?[0-9]{4}/[a-zA-Z0-9]{7}))$I'm trying to write a RegEx to check for International and Domestic phone numbers. This appears to be working for domestic phone numbers but it doesn't look to work for international numbers. Is there something I'm missing? Can anyone else try this with numbers you know and just let me know if it's missing anything?
View 1 RepliesI have a string like this
(THQ836721='Yes' and BRQ836716='Yes') or (BRQ836717='Yes') and (THQ836728='Yes' and BRQ836756='Yes') or (BRQ836117='Yes') and (SYSQ123='No')
I need a Reg Ex to get the numbers after THQ,BRQ and SYSQMy string may smaller or shorter or may have any times of this THQ,BRQ or SYSQ.form a Reg eXpression to get the numbers .The length of numbers may vary I am using VB.Net in VS2008?
I'm having trouble parsing some text. Here's an example of the text:
201 BBQ 0.000 9.000 0.099 0.891 9.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
705 W 1 PC 0.000 135.000 0.295 39.825 0.000 0.000 135.000 0.000
2106 ONL 9.99 41.141 3.000 4.110 12.330 3.000 0.000 0.000 29.970
Here's the latest incarnation of the code I've been trying:
objInfo = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Split(
newLine,"(d{3,5})|([0-9]+[.]+[0-9]+)|(w*)")
I'm having trouble because I'm avoiding getting many blank spaces in the array after splitting. I'm trying to avoid using the optional | character but I get no results when I set it up without it!
I've spent much of the evening reviewing regular expressions and I've downloaded the following programs:
RegEx Designer.NET
Antix RegEx Tester
Expresso
I'm having trouble because the description contains a decimal point SOMETIMES and sometimes it doesn't. The description sometimes contains a whole number sometimes it doesn't.My friend recommended I use awk to divide it into columns. The thing is...I teach a Community Education class with Visual Basic .Net and I need to improve my RegEx skills.
I need the code to filter the data entered in a textbox. Although it accepts all the characters during runtime, the code should remove all the strings and alpha numeric characters except the numbers (which would be my output). I tried the following code but guess it won't do:
a = Textbox1.text
Dim value As Decimal = CDec(Regex.Replace(a, "[D]", ""))
I'm using Visual Basic 2010 Express to edit an XML file. I want to replace items that have (typically) non-zero floating point numbers with a single zero.
View 4 RepliesI need to use regex to check if the user add the numbers of phone in this 'Formula'
0911111111,0922222222,0933333333
must the number start with '09'
must the number contains '10' characters'
must the numbers seperated by Comaa ','
I am trying to separate numbers from a string which includes %,/,etc for eg (%2459348?:, or :2434545/%). How can I separate it, in VB.net
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