a regex expression
Vu Pham
vu at sivell.com
Fri Nov 5 08:45:43 PDT 2010
I get several strings in the format "bla bla bla # something here
78900". I want to get rid of anything inclusively from # to the last
space before the last 5 digits, so that
bla bla bla # something here 78900 => bla bla bla 78900
bla bla bla # 12345 something 77024 here 98765 => bla bla bla 98765
The regex "\#.* [0-9]{5}$" gives me the condition I want but it also
removes the last 5 digits I want to retain.
In other words, I would like to look for a "replace" regex that removes
anything from the first # to the end but the last 5 characters.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Vu
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