I am new in Regular Expression. Could someone please help me in following
expression?
1. the string cannot be empty
2. the string can only contains AlphaNumeric characters. No space or any
special characters are allowed
3. space characters at the end of string is ok
4. the string cannot contains only numeric characters, in other word, the
string must contains a least one alpha character
Thanks for the help 5 1746
John:
The following code will check for a string that is 1-20 characters long. It
does not specifically test Condition 3 but you could trim the string and then
check it.
Private Function CheckStringRule s(ByVal psString) As _Outcome
Dim lsPattern As String
Dim mc As MatchCollection
Dim m As Match
'Check for allowed character set; the length has to be 1-20
lsPattern = "^([a-zA-Z0-9|]{1,20})$"
mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern)
If mc.Count = 0 Then
Return _Outcome.Failur e
End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of number
lsPattern = "[0-9]"
mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern)
If mc.Count = 0 Then
Return _Outcome.Failur e
End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of upper-alpha character
lsPattern = "[A-Z]"
mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern)
If mc.Count = 0 Then
Return _Outcome.Failur e
End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of lower-alpha character
lsPattern = "[a-z]"
mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern)
If mc.Count = 0 Then
Return _Outcome.Failur e
End If
Return _Outcome.Succes sful
End Function
"John" wrote: I am new in Regular Expression. Could someone please help me in following expression? 1. the string cannot be empty 2. the string can only contains AlphaNumeric characters. No space or any special characters are allowed 3. space characters at the end of string is ok 4. the string cannot contains only numeric characters, in other word, the string must contains a least one alpha character
Thanks for the help
Thanks vvenk for your reply.
What I want to do is to add a RegularExpressi onValidator control in the form
and specify a RegularExpressi on for the Validator control and validate
against a textbox in client side.
Is that possible to combine all the requirement into one Regular Expression,
so that I don't need to go to code-behind to do the validation?
Thanks again.
"vvenk" <vv***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:45******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... John:
The following code will check for a string that is 1-20 characters long.
It does not specifically test Condition 3 but you could trim the string and
then check it.
Private Function CheckStringRule s(ByVal psString) As _Outcome
Dim lsPattern As String Dim mc As MatchCollection Dim m As Match
'Check for allowed character set; the length has to be 1-20 lsPattern = "^([a-zA-Z0-9|]{1,20})$" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of number lsPattern = "[0-9]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of upper-alpha character lsPattern = "[A-Z]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of lower-alpha character lsPattern = "[a-z]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
Return _Outcome.Succes sful
End Function
"John" wrote:
I am new in Regular Expression. Could someone please help me in
following expression? 1. the string cannot be empty 2. the string can only contains AlphaNumeric characters. No space or any special characters are allowed 3. space characters at the end of string is ok 4. the string cannot contains only numeric characters, in other word,
the string must contains a least one alpha character
Thanks for the help
Aren't Regular Expressions powerful ...
(?i)^([a-z]|\d)+((?<=\d)[a-z]|(?<=[a-z]))[a-z0-9]*
case insensitive
start of string
match one or more letters OR one or more digits
continue matching if previous is
one digit followed by one letter
OR
one letter
match zero or more letters and digits
--Robby
"John" <Jo**@hotmail.c om> wrote in message
news:um******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... Thanks vvenk for your reply. What I want to do is to add a RegularExpressi onValidator control in the form and specify a RegularExpressi on for the Validator control and validate against a textbox in client side. Is that possible to combine all the requirement into one Regular Expression, so that I don't need to go to code-behind to do the validation? Thanks again.
"vvenk" <vv***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message news:45******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... John:
The following code will check for a string that is 1-20 characters long. It does not specifically test Condition 3 but you could trim the string and then check it.
Private Function CheckStringRule s(ByVal psString) As _Outcome
Dim lsPattern As String Dim mc As MatchCollection Dim m As Match
'Check for allowed character set; the length has to be 1-20 lsPattern = "^([a-zA-Z0-9|]{1,20})$" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of number lsPattern = "[0-9]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of upper-alpha character lsPattern = "[A-Z]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of lower-alpha character lsPattern = "[a-z]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
Return _Outcome.Succes sful
End Function
"John" wrote:
> I am new in Regular Expression. Could someone please help me in following > expression? > 1. the string cannot be empty > 2. the string can only contains AlphaNumeric characters. No space or > any > special characters are allowed > 3. space characters at the end of string is ok > 4. the string cannot contains only numeric characters, in other word, the > string must contains a least one alpha character > > Thanks for the help > > >
opps ... Forgot to check remaining characters are spaces.
(?i)^([a-z]|\d)+((?<=\d)[a-z]|(?<=[a-z]))[a-z0-9]* *$
That is a space between the two *
" *" matches zero or more spaces
$ matches end of string
--Robby
"Robby" <ed****@not.my. email.com> wrote in message
news:u%******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP09.phx.gbl. .. Aren't Regular Expressions powerful ...
(?i)^([a-z]|\d)+((?<=\d)[a-z]|(?<=[a-z]))[a-z0-9]*
case insensitive start of string match one or more letters OR one or more digits continue matching if previous is one digit followed by one letter OR one letter match zero or more letters and digits
--Robby
"John" <Jo**@hotmail.c om> wrote in message news:um******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... Thanks vvenk for your reply. What I want to do is to add a RegularExpressi onValidator control in the form and specify a RegularExpressi on for the Validator control and validate against a textbox in client side. Is that possible to combine all the requirement into one Regular Expression, so that I don't need to go to code-behind to do the validation? Thanks again.
"vvenk" <vv***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message news:45******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... John:
The following code will check for a string that is 1-20 characters long. It does not specifically test Condition 3 but you could trim the string and then check it.
Private Function CheckStringRule s(ByVal psString) As _Outcome
Dim lsPattern As String Dim mc As MatchCollection Dim m As Match
'Check for allowed character set; the length has to be 1-20 lsPattern = "^([a-zA-Z0-9|]{1,20})$" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of number lsPattern = "[0-9]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of upper-alpha character lsPattern = "[A-Z]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of lower-alpha character lsPattern = "[a-z]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
Return _Outcome.Succes sful
End Function
"John" wrote:
> I am new in Regular Expression. Could someone please help me in following > expression? > 1. the string cannot be empty > 2. the string can only contains AlphaNumeric characters. No space or > any > special characters are allowed > 3. space characters at the end of string is ok > 4. the string cannot contains only numeric characters, in other word, the > string must contains a least one alpha character > > Thanks for the help > > >
Robby,
I am really appreciated for your help!
"Robby" <ed****@not.my. email.com> wrote in message
news:OB******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... opps ... Forgot to check remaining characters are spaces.
(?i)^([a-z]|\d)+((?<=\d)[a-z]|(?<=[a-z]))[a-z0-9]* *$
That is a space between the two * " *" matches zero or more spaces $ matches end of string
--Robby
"Robby" <ed****@not.my. email.com> wrote in message news:u%******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP09.phx.gbl. .. Aren't Regular Expressions powerful ...
(?i)^([a-z]|\d)+((?<=\d)[a-z]|(?<=[a-z]))[a-z0-9]*
case insensitive start of string match one or more letters OR one or more digits continue matching if previous is one digit followed by one letter OR one letter match zero or more letters and digits
--Robby
"John" <Jo**@hotmail.c om> wrote in message news:um******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... Thanks vvenk for your reply. What I want to do is to add a RegularExpressi onValidator control in the form and specify a RegularExpressi on for the Validator control and validate against a textbox in client side. Is that possible to combine all the requirement into one Regular Expression, so that I don't need to go to code-behind to do the validation? Thanks again.
"vvenk" <vv***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message news:45******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... John:
The following code will check for a string that is 1-20 characters long. It does not specifically test Condition 3 but you could trim the string and then check it.
Private Function CheckStringRule s(ByVal psString) As _Outcome
Dim lsPattern As String Dim mc As MatchCollection Dim m As Match
'Check for allowed character set; the length has to be 1-20 lsPattern = "^([a-zA-Z0-9|]{1,20})$" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of number lsPattern = "[0-9]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of upper-alpha character lsPattern = "[A-Z]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
'Check for atleast one occurence of lower-alpha character lsPattern = "[a-z]" mc = Regex.Matches(p sString, lsPattern) If mc.Count = 0 Then Return _Outcome.Failur e End If
Return _Outcome.Succes sful
End Function
"John" wrote:
> I am new in Regular Expression. Could someone please help me in following > expression? > 1. the string cannot be empty > 2. the string can only contains AlphaNumeric characters. No space or > any > special characters are allowed > 3. space characters at the end of string is ok > 4. the string cannot contains only numeric characters, in other word, the > string must contains a least one alpha character > > Thanks for the help > > >
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