Hi guys,
I just would like to know how to write TCL script using proc for regexp matching the following pattern to match the user i/p
XYZ XZZ XZY XAX
Thank you
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Regular expression to match patterns
[11:00] <@arfer> % return [regexp -- {(\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}} 123.235.26.5]
[11:00] <@Baal> 1
[11:00] <@arfer> % return [regexp -- {(\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}} 123.235.2a.5]
[11:00] <@Baal> 0
Don't forget that this is not sufficient by itself to determine if a string is a valid ipv4 numeric ip. You will have to split the string at '.' and test if each octet is <= 255.
I suppose life gets even more difficult if you also want to determine if it is a valid external IP, for example not loopback or private lan. I have some code somewhere for these tests. If you have any interest, I will try to dig it out.
[11:00] <@Baal> 1
[11:00] <@arfer> % return [regexp -- {(\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}} 123.235.2a.5]
[11:00] <@Baal> 0
Don't forget that this is not sufficient by itself to determine if a string is a valid ipv4 numeric ip. You will have to split the string at '.' and test if each octet is <= 255.
I suppose life gets even more difficult if you also want to determine if it is a valid external IP, for example not loopback or private lan. I have some code somewhere for these tests. If you have any interest, I will try to dig it out.
I must have had nothing to do