From the Scripting Manual
function RegExpMatch(Pattern, Source: string): boolean;
Parameter Info:
Pattern (String): A POSIX extended regular expression.
Source (String): Source string to be searched
Description:
Searches source for a match to the regular expression given in pattern.
To be honest, I have no clue how regexp strings work...
A friend requested regexp support so here it is.
Google is your friend if you need help with this.
Examples
var
Text: string;
begin
Text := 'regexptest test';
if (RegExpMatch('^(reg(ular)?exp(pressions?)?test|hmph) .+$', Text)) then WriteLn('IT WORKED!'); //true
Text := 'RegExpTest test';
if (RegExpMatch('^(reg(ular)?exp(pressions?)?test|hmph) .+$', Text)) then WriteLn('IT WORKED!'); //false
Text := 'regexptest ';
if (RegExpMatch('^(reg(ular)?exp(pressions?)?test|hmph) .+$', Text)) then WriteLn('IT WORKED!'); //false
Text := 'regularexppressiontest test';
if (RegExpMatch('^(reg(ular)?exp(pressions?)?test|hmph) .+$', Text)) then WriteLn('IT WORKED!'); //true
Text := 'hmph test';
if (RegExpMatch('^(reg(ular)?exp(pressions?)?test|hmph) .+$', Text)) then WriteLn('IT WORKED!'); //true
Text := 'regexp test';
if (RegExpMatch('^(reg(ular)?exp(pressions?)?test|hmph) .+$', Text)) then WriteLn('IT WORKED!'); //false
end;
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