Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:50 Groovy's find operator with multiple variables assignment 02:34 Extracting all values matching regular expression from a string 04:46 Using String.replaceFirst with pattern and closure 08:18 Thanks for watching the video!
Great video! These features of Groovy helped to implement a HUGE banking project in a fraction of cost. There is a lot more than just random usefulness in these features, it's the wisdom and experience of its authors. Thank you for the video, and keep up the good job of communicating how awesome is Groovy to the world.
how to find and replace comma inside double quoted line using groovy regexp. inputline = 1, abc, "23,156,185.50", 55X outputline should be : [1, abc, 23156185.50, 55X]
Hi, Anil! Can you share a working example, please? The sample you've shown does not make much sense, e.g. I don't know what the type of inputline is, I don;t know if this is a string or a list. Create a gist (gist.github.com) with a working example and I will be more than happy to help you with coming up with the final solution. Thanks in advance, and have a good day!
@@anilshrestha8624 You can try something like this: gist.github.com/wololock/aedaf16cf58357ac3933a04932e1428f This regex used with the `String.split()` method splits the string on a coma character that is not a part of the double-quoted string. I hope it helps :)
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:50 Groovy's find operator with multiple variables assignment
02:34 Extracting all values matching regular expression from a string
04:46 Using String.replaceFirst with pattern and closure
08:18 Thanks for watching the video!
Great video! These features of Groovy helped to implement a HUGE banking project in a fraction of cost. There is a lot more than just random usefulness in these features, it's the wisdom and experience of its authors. Thank you for the video, and keep up the good job of communicating how awesome is Groovy to the world.
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Your videos are great. You actually calm me down and help me approach coding hurdles with mental ease. Thank you!
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how to find and replace comma inside double quoted line using groovy regexp.
inputline = 1, abc, "23,156,185.50", 55X
outputline should be : [1, abc, 23156185.50, 55X]
Hi, Anil! Can you share a working example, please? The sample you've shown does not make much sense, e.g. I don't know what the type of inputline is, I don;t know if this is a string or a list. Create a gist (gist.github.com) with a working example and I will be more than happy to help you with coming up with the final solution. Thanks in advance, and have a good day!
@@szymonstepniak Thank you for quick response. Please find the gist link here: gist.github.com/Anilkumar-Shrestha/51ae9d1ce63821137108168d0cb7b988
@@anilshrestha8624 You can try something like this: gist.github.com/wololock/aedaf16cf58357ac3933a04932e1428f This regex used with the `String.split()` method splits the string on a coma character that is not a part of the double-quoted string. I hope it helps :)
@@szymonstepniak Thank you it worked out. Kudos