I have some forms in which users will input some numbers, I want to prevent them from entering more than one comma in this string
I made somet开发者_运维百科hing like this
var input = "1,,,,2";
var value = Regex.Replace(input, ",{1,}", ".");
This will output 1.2, which is correct. But if I enter
var input = 1,,,2,3,,,4,5,,6
everything fails
What id like to do is to form the last version of the input to 1.23456
Any advice?
Thanks
Regex.Replace (input, @"(?<=^\d+),", ".").Replace (",", "");
This replaces the first ,
comma with a .
period, then replaces the remaining commas with empty
.
Use this regex: (?<!,[^,]*?),+
var res = Regex.Replace(input, @"(?<!,[^,]*?),+", ".").Replace(",", string.Empty);
Or this code:
var res = Regex.Replace(input, @"(?<!,[^,]*?)(,+)|(,+)",
m => m.Groups[1].Success ? "." : string.Empty);
Output: 1.23456
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