Hello guys,
I'm trying to parse the string in the following format: "1.1.1. Text" - to get number and text separately in different variables.
So I tried this way:
-match "(?<Number>.*)\. (?<Text>.*)"
$Num=$matches['Number']
$Txt=$matches['Text']
And this works awesome, until I meet the following string(of course): "1.2.3. Text. Text1"
As I already noticed, powershell checks for matches "from the behind", so my previous command will return something like this:
$Num: 1.2.3. Text
$Text: Text1
Are there any ways to "tell" powershell to check matches from string start to string end, not vice versa?
If not, how can I parse all the numbers before point+space in the string start of the other text?
I tried -match (?<Number>.*)\d\. (?<DepartmentName>.*)
but, as expected, this comand won't return the last figure... May be there is also an option to "include" those signs in the result("\d\. ")?
Help me please..
Best regards.
Anton
