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Well I’m working on a regular expression that picks up license plates, my interest would be not just picking up the license plates, but like things next to it, for example:
|Placa:AVX-4300 Fiat Uno |
Here’s the expression I’m using [A-Z]{3}-[0-9]{4}, who can help me.
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You can use this regex:
[A-Z]{3}-[0-9]{4}\s\w+\s\w+
I just added \s\w+\s\w+ which will capture next to the board plus two strings (containing letters, numbers or underscore) consecutive separated by space (\s).
If you want to include a hyphen in the search, it would be:
[A-Z]{3}-[0-9]{4}\s[\w-]+\s[\w-]+
But the \w already takes letters and numbers.
no problem to take letters and numbers, ta bom po.
how would I look to catch before tbm
Before the plate number? Can you give an example?
alter \s[\w-]+\s[\w-]+ for ((?:\s[\w-]+)*), so you create a group just for this information, in addition to leaving optional and unlimited, as many words as needed. See in REGEX101
@Guilhermelautert In Python returns only "Fiat Uno "
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What is the format of the text you will run regex in? All are in this format: |Board:AVX-4300 Fiat Uno |?
– Max Fratane
yes, they are all in the shape of a single line, I wanted to delimit the number of next words that he picks up.
– Alexandre K vieira
But do all lines follow a defined format? If not, they will not be regular and therefore regex is not a solution. If so, what exactly is the format? You will always have the make and name of the vehicle?
– Woss
You’ll always have yes.
– Alexandre K vieira