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Terry,

There is no standard for what is/isn't allowed in a regular expression, so different RE libraries support different features. The \d is an extension to the original RE libraries, and is not one that IBM supports.

Maybe you could use a pattern like this instead?
'[AaZz]{1}[Aa0-9]{1}[0-9]{5,6}'


-SK


On 2/13/2014 3:03 PM, terry_bullard@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Trying to use regular expressions in RPGLE.

Have the following:
string = 'Some stuff A410920 other stuff' + x'00';
in@pattern = '[AaZz]{1}[Aa0-9]{1}\d{5,6}' + x'00';
preg = %addr(regex_t);
pmatch = %addr(regmatch_t);

// Compile RE
rc=regcomp(preg:%addr(in@Pattern):REG_EXTENDED);

// Execute RE
rc = regexec(preg: %addr(string):
nmatch: pmatch: 0);


I am trying to match/find A410920 in the string.

In this case - it does not find a match: If I put this same example in
one of the web based regular expression testers - It matches fine.

If I change the in@pattern to '[AaZz]{1}[Aa0-9]{1}' + x'00';
it will match the A4 portion of the string.

Can't seem to figure out what is wrong. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks


Terry L. Bullard
Application Development Consultant
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
6650 Ramsey Street, Fayetteville, NC 28311
phone.910.630.5644
terry_bullard@xxxxxxxxxxxx





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