In Javascript:
I have a sentence "this is a test123" and i need to match the group of numbers following the word test.
Is there a way to do this other than with using groups?
This is what i got, but i'd like to make this work without using a group (if possible)
var str = str.match(/test.([0-9]{1,3})/)
Basically i just need to say "any number group preceded by 'test'"
Simple single line of code (yet groups, but simple):
"this is a test123".replace(/.*test(\d{1,3}).*/, "$1"); // "123"
Or another version with match
:
("this is a test123".match(/test(\d{1,3})/) || []).pop(); // "123"
And one more single line without regex:
parseInt("this is a test123".split("test")[1], 10); // 123
如果您不喜欢这些组,您可以在一行中使用2个简单的功能:
str = str.match(/test[0-9]{1,3}/).toString().replace('test', '');
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