I have a regex that I am using in the regex matcher to check that the regex string is available in the string or not.
Now I need to extract that regex substring that available in the string.
Can you please help me with it?
I think Regex Split can solve that.
Hi @PankajChaudhary,
when it comes to Regex operations (and especially with experimentation), nothing compares with @qqilihq’s Regex Extractor. Requires the Palladian Nodes to be installed, but they contain a bunch of useful functionality anyhow!
To see it in action, I created a small example workflow that shows how to extract groups/substrings from strings. More concrete I want to extract awesome from “hello awesome world” using the regex ^hello\s(\w*)\sworld$
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Best regards,
Daniel
Thanks, @danielesser That’s awesome
Thanks for the endorsement, @danielesser
@PankajChaudhary Any questions about the nodes, let me know. Btw; there’s a dedicated “Palladian” sub forum here, and I’m happy about any questions, feedback, etc.!
–Philipp
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