On Tue Jun 02,2009 10:34 am, Steven Dolg wrote:
> Mansour Al Akeel schrieb:
>> For some reasons {0} is matching only the digits, because 1 is empty
>> always !
>>
>> <map:match type="regexp" pattern="(\**)([0-9])$">
>> ......
>> <map:transform src="transform.xsl">
>> <map:parameter name="href" value="{1}"/>
>> <map:parameter name="depth" value="{2}"/>
>> </map:transform>
>>
>> My understanding is {0}={1}+{2} but since {1} is empty always, I am
>> getting {0}={2}. Now the question is how do I capture {1} ?
>> Since the documentaiton says that regexp works like wildcard matcher,
>> there should be a way to capture all parts or the regex.
>>
>> Any one has an idea ?
> Your pattern "(\**)([0-9])$" means "any number of asterisks followed by
> exactly one digit at the end of the string".
> Any number here means 0 or more.
>
Steven, thank you. I see my mistake. I am looking to match anything ends
with a digit. For example:
hostname/myBlock/news/4
hostname/myBlock/services/2
hostname/myBlock/news/local/3
hostname/myBlock/3
I need the first part and the digit. The first part can be empty as
well.
> If the string you are using for matching does not contain any asterisks
> before the digit the first group will be empty.
>
> So the question is, what do you want to capture with the first group?
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