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I have Bash script below, trying to capture last digits of 'pingnet' but can not get a match. I verified in regex101 and my regex is correct:
pingnet="pingcount,site=DC,cur=200 total-up=988"
regex='(d+)$'
if [[ $pingnet =~ $regex ]]
then
echo "YES"
echo "$BASH_REMATCH[1]"
else
echo "NOT"
echo "$BASH_REMATCH[1]"
fi
The result of running script is NOT.
bash regular-expression
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I have Bash script below, trying to capture last digits of 'pingnet' but can not get a match. I verified in regex101 and my regex is correct:
pingnet="pingcount,site=DC,cur=200 total-up=988"
regex='(d+)$'
if [[ $pingnet =~ $regex ]]
then
echo "YES"
echo "$BASH_REMATCH[1]"
else
echo "NOT"
echo "$BASH_REMATCH[1]"
fi
The result of running script is NOT.
bash regular-expression
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ddoesn't work with bash's ERE, you need to use[0-9]
– Jesse_b
Jul 19 at 20:27
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Maybe this will help: bash ERE regular expressions do not have thedas explained in Bash =~ regex and https://regex101.com/
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I have Bash script below, trying to capture last digits of 'pingnet' but can not get a match. I verified in regex101 and my regex is correct:
pingnet="pingcount,site=DC,cur=200 total-up=988"
regex='(d+)$'
if [[ $pingnet =~ $regex ]]
then
echo "YES"
echo "$BASH_REMATCH[1]"
else
echo "NOT"
echo "$BASH_REMATCH[1]"
fi
The result of running script is NOT.
bash regular-expression
edited Jul 19 at 20:26
slm♦
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asked Jul 19 at 20:23
irom
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This question already has an answer here:
Why does my regular expression work in X but not in Y?
1 answer
I have Bash script below, trying to capture last digits of 'pingnet' but can not get a match. I verified in regex101 and my regex is correct:
pingnet="pingcount,site=DC,cur=200 total-up=988"
regex='(d+)$'
if [[ $pingnet =~ $regex ]]
then
echo "YES"
echo "$BASH_REMATCH[1]"
else
echo "NOT"
echo "$BASH_REMATCH[1]"
fi
The result of running script is NOT.
This question already has an answer here:
Why does my regular expression work in X but not in Y?
1 answer
bash regular-expression
edited Jul 19 at 20:26
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asked Jul 19 at 20:23
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ddoesn't work with bash's ERE, you need to use[0-9]
– Jesse_b
Jul 19 at 20:27
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Maybe this will help: bash ERE regular expressions do not have thedas explained in Bash =~ regex and https://regex101.com/
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ddoesn't work with bash's ERE, you need to use[0-9]
– Jesse_b
Jul 19 at 20:27
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Maybe this will help: bash ERE regular expressions do not have thedas explained in Bash =~ regex and https://regex101.com/
– Isaac
Jul 19 at 20:32
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d doesn't work with bash's ERE, you need to use [0-9]– Jesse_b
Jul 19 at 20:27
d doesn't work with bash's ERE, you need to use [0-9]– Jesse_b
Jul 19 at 20:27
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Maybe this will help: bash ERE regular expressions do not have the
d as explained in Bash =~ regex and https://regex101.com/– Isaac
Jul 19 at 20:32
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d as explained in Bash =~ regex and https://regex101.com/– Isaac
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Bash's regex syntax does not recognize d; use [[:digit:]] instead:
pingnet="pingcount,site=DC,cur=200 total-up=988"
regex='([[:digit:]]+)$'
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Bash's regex syntax does not recognize d; use [[:digit:]] instead:
pingnet="pingcount,site=DC,cur=200 total-up=988"
regex='([[:digit:]]+)$'
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Bash's regex syntax does not recognize d; use [[:digit:]] instead:
pingnet="pingcount,site=DC,cur=200 total-up=988"
regex='([[:digit:]]+)$'
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Bash's regex syntax does not recognize d; use [[:digit:]] instead:
pingnet="pingcount,site=DC,cur=200 total-up=988"
regex='([[:digit:]]+)$'
answered Jul 19 at 20:27
Jeff Schaller
30.8k846104
Bash's regex syntax does not recognize d; use [[:digit:]] instead:
pingnet="pingcount,site=DC,cur=200 total-up=988"
regex='([[:digit:]]+)$'
answered Jul 19 at 20:27
Jeff Schaller
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answered Jul 19 at 20:27
Jeff Schaller
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ddoesn't work with bash's ERE, you need to use[0-9]– Jesse_b
Jul 19 at 20:27
2
Maybe this will help: bash ERE regular expressions do not have the
das explained in Bash =~ regex and https://regex101.com/– Isaac
Jul 19 at 20:32