I have an array of Strings which I want to parse and create an ArrayCollection of Objects.
The Strings will be of the form "[1][2][3][4][5]". Where each number represents the following
Sample strings are:
I want to have a regular expression through which I can match the part [1] and [3](ex. StackOverflow and 500) and create objects with these fields.
I recommend using the split method to turn this into an array. If you can control the delimiter and make it a single character; I strongly recommend it. for example, something like this:
var myString :String = "1|2|3|4|5";
var myAray :Array = myString.split('|');
However, if you have no control over the string delimiter you can use a regular expression. conceptually something like this:
var myString :String = "[1][2][3][4][5]";
var regEx : RegExp = new RegExp([\[]|[\]]|[\[\]]);
var myAray :Array = myString.split(regEx);
You should assume my regular expression is imperfect; but more info on creating them here . You may get empty array item at the beginning and end since your string starts and ends with a delimiter.
I am not familiar with Flex/Action Script but can suggest general regex.
(.*)(\s+)(\d+)(\s)(GB)
Create objects with content captured in \\1
and \\3
Here, each pair of parenthesis captures [1]
to [5]
contents, mentioned in the question, into \\1
to \\5
respectively.
Check this in action: http://regex101.com/r/xF4qS8
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