, November 30, 2016 4:31 PM
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Subject: RE: [powershell] Remove anything between defined characters:
Which is much better than my way, but here it is anyway ☺ since it takes a
different approach.
$a = "Jessica (Yvonne)"
$b = ""
for ($i = 0; $i -lt $
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Subject: Re: [powershell] Remove anything between defined characters:
No problem. :)
I am doing 3 things with this regex. I am looking for a single set of
parenthesis \(.*?\) that is preceded or followed by a space ?. Since the space
character is not necessarily there, I use the
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if (-not $Delete -eq $true -and $a[$i] -ne ")") {$b = $b + $a[$i]}
}
$b.TrimEnd()
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I would do it this way because i'm lazy:
-replace " ?\(.*?\) ?"
PS > "(ywfew) Jessica (Yvs)&quo
I would do it this way because i'm lazy:
-replace " ?\(.*?\) ?"
PS > "(ywfew) Jessica (Yvs)" -replace " ?\(.*?\) ?"
Jessica
PS > "(ywfew)Jessica (Yvs)" -replace " ?\(.*?\) ?"
Jessica
PS > "Jessica (Yvs)" -replace " ?\(.*?\) ?"
Jessica
Thanks,
Devin Rich
Systems Administrator
On Wed, Nov 30, 2
I'm working on a script that gets some data fed into it. Some of the fields
have two names, one wrapped in (). Example: "Jessica (Yvonne)". I am trying to
remove everything within the (), but I'm not sure how. I've tried several regex
expressions, and I'm able to remove the (), but not the conte
