Walter Lee Davis pisze:
> Isn't that just /(V30000)|(B47242)|(V54000)/ ??
>
No, I think it is not.
I think it should be /^(V30000)|(B47242)|(V54000)$/
cause the 'bleblabliV30000anything' should not match ;)
seriously, Michael:
I think you should use /^[A-Z]\d{5}$/, which will match a sequence
containing a Uppercase letter at start, and exactly 5 digits, and it
will end at this point. If you need unknown number of digits use
either \d+ (at lest one digit), or \d* (zero or more digits).
Regards,
SWilk
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