The string should look like this
"1-7;IN;dd"
(For example, 2;IN;43).
First value before semicolon should be digit 1 to 7. And last value after second semicolon should be 01 to 99 number.
My suggestion
@"/^\d[1-7];IN;\d{1,2}$/"
does not work properly
Your should change your pattern.
1) /
at the begin and end are not needed
2) \\d[1-7]
is equivalent to [0-9][1-7]
, but you need only one digit from 1
to 7
3) \\d{1,2}
matches for one or two digits - in your case you need two digits (from 01
to 99
you should exclude 00
).
Use this pattern for regular expression:
^[1-7];IN;(?!00)[0-9]{2}$
@"^[1-7];IN;[1-9]\d?$"
此版本可确保最后一部分大于0,并避免前导零。
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