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April 3rd, 2003, 10:01 AM
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help with defining a Regex format for a Text Box
Hi,
I'm having trouble defining a Regex in C# that would validate input in a textbox. The following strings should be valid: "mkt" - or - "mcl" - or - a number (representing a price) in any of the following formats: "123" - without a decimal part "123." - with a dot but without a decimal part "123.4" - with a dot but incomplete decimal part "123.45" - with complete decimal part (2 decimal places max!) ".1" - incomlete whole and incomplete decimal ".12" - incomlete whole Any help would be highly appreciated!! Thank you very much, Marina
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April 5th, 2003, 06:53 AM
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i dont know c#, but i do know regexp,
try this /[0-9.]+/ that is only perl regexp tho
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