I am using a small utility to find the type a file under Windows.
TrID/32 - File Identifier v2.10 - (C) 2003-11
By M.Pontello Definitions found: 5295 Analyzing...
Collecting data from file: april_error.wmv
94.1% (.WMV/WMA) Windows Media (generic) (16018/6)
5.8% (.CAT) Microsoft Security Catalog (1000/1)
In Python, how can I capture the (.WMV/WMA)
cause it seems that I currently get a wrong matching group. For instance re.search('\\((.*?)\\)', stdout).group(1)
returns 'C'
Thanks in advance.
Try using findall
instead:
a = re.findall('\((.*?)\)', stdout)
>>> print a
['C','.WMV/WMA','generic','16018/6','.CAT','1000/1']
>>> print a[1]
.WMV/WMA
Or as @tobias_k suggested, do the following to only capture the file extension matches:
a = re.findall('\((\..*?)\)', stdout)
>>> print a
['.WMV/WMA', '.CAT']
根据上面的评论,这是您需要的:
match = re.search(r"% \([a-z.]+/[a-z.]+\)", subject, re.IGNORECASE)
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