regular expression help

[Vishi Anand]

Well its been a time since I used Expect, so need help with regular
expressions. I need to get the bootloader version from following, what do I
use for the regular expression.



RF Board Version : 255

Bootloader = boot1.1.0.1.abf


SW Bank Information
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Current is bank 0
*
Bank 0 description: CMBUILD_1.1.02.02_RU_V1.5

Bank 1 description: CMBUILD_1.1.02.02_RU_V1.5

[mikeporter]

I would use a two step process.

First use Match Pattern to look for the string:

Bootloader\s=\s

Make sure that you have enabled slash codes in the regular expression string constant so you can see the spaces.

Next do a search on the string after the match for the expression:

[\r\n]+

This will match any number of carriage returns or line feeds. The string before the match should be what you are looking for.

Mike...

[Vishi Anand]

Thanks Mike, that's what I had done, using the match pattern VI twice.

vishi

"mikeporter" wrote in message
news:506500000005000000ABE90000-1042324653000@exchange.ni.com...
> I would use a two step process.
>
> First use Match Pattern to look for the string:
>
> Bootloader\s=\s
>
> Make sure that you have enabled slash codes in the regular expression
> string constant so you can see the spaces.
>
> Next do a search on the string after the match for the expression:
>
> [\r\n]+
>
> This will match any number of carriage returns or line feeds. The
> string before the match should be what you are looking for.
>
> Mike...