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I love regular expressions. I would love to be an active contributer to this forum. Unfortunately, the software which runs this forum is wholely unusable. I joined up and contributed a few solutions, but will be leaving now due to the bugs in the UI.
Its unfortunate, because there are very few forums on the internet which are dedicated to ...
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Simple.
[0-9]+[KkMm]
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Easy!
Match this:
\b(\w\w)-(\d{4,5})\b
And replace it with this:
$1,$2
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Point 1: What mash says about character classes is very true. (Your Regex almost worked by sheer dumb luck!) 2: by using a lookahead, you can avoid needing to run the regex through twice (i.e. don't actually match the second <LI>, just look ahead and make sure that it is there). Here is a regex which works for your test data:
string ...
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Actually, to find a whole line containing a word, the regex would be:
^.*WordToFind.*$
To find a line that does not contain a specified word, use negative lookahead like so:
^(?:(?!WordToFind).)*$
Of course this is assuming you are using a tool that supports negative lookahead (you didn't say what tool/platform you are using - please read ...
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