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Example of calling [[SplitText]] using regular expressions:<br> | Example of calling [[SplitText]] using regular expressions:<br> | ||
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− | SplitText('17.5 19 1. .5 0.1111', '(\d(?<a>\.)\d)|(?<a>\s+)', re:1, subpattern:'a' ) | + | SplitText('17.5 19 1. .5 0.1111', '(\d(?<a>\.)\d)|(?<a>\s+)', re:1, subpattern:'a' ) |
+ | Result: ['17','5','19','1.','.5','0','1111'] | ||
</code> | </code> | ||
Revision as of 01:12, 9 February 2010
Error Message Examples
The value passed to the <<subPattern>> parameter of SplitText must be a number or text.
Cause
You did not pass a number or a text as the <<subPattern>> parameter to the SplitText function. The <<subPattern>> parameter can be used to specify the separator when using regular expressions with the SplitText function. Please click on the following link to learn more about using regular expression with SplitText.
Example of calling SplitText using regular expressions:
SplitText('17.5 19 1. .5 0.1111', '(\d(?<a>\.)\d)|(?<a>\s+)', re:1, subpattern:'a' )
Result: ['17','5','19','1.','.5','0','1111']
Remedies
Specify either the subpattern number or the subpattern name as the <<subPattern>> parameter to SplitText.
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