RegexMatch
When to use the RegexMatch activity
This activity helps you locate and handle the required data from a large string of characters.
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RegexMatch |
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Technical Reference
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Figure 1.1
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Enables you to compile the Regex to an assembly |
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Enables you to ignore cultural differences in language |
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Enables ECMAScript - compliant behavior for the expression |
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Enables explicit capture of the text and denies capturing un-named groups |
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Enables you to deny case-sensitive matching |
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Enables you to exclude un-escaped whitespace |
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Enables you to specify the string/ variable that should be processed |
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Enables you to perform multiline maneuvering |
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Specifies the search pattern |
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Enables you to perform the operation in the left to right sequence |
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Enables you to perform single line maneuvering |
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Displays the action that the activity performs in the workflow |
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Specify whether to continue executing the workflow even if the activity fails |
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Specify the variable in which the extracted output data should be stored |
Matches should be of the variable type (I Enumerable<Match>) i.e. System. Collections. Generic. Enumerable<System.Text.RegularExpressions.Match>
Illustration
Activity: The RegexMatch activity helps you manage and locate the required data available in a huge string of characters using the appropriate regex pattern.
Step 2 Drag a RegexMatch activity and connect under the WordTextExtractor activity.
- Double click on the activity and enter the Input String and Regex Pattern
- Enable the required checkbox as per the requirement
- Declare a variable of type, IEnumerable<Match> and enter the same in the Matches field in the properties section. (Refer figure 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5)
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