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Keywords: Check string format
#DefineFunction F_CheckString(InputStr, FormatStr) StrFLengte = 0 StrILengte = 0 Result = @FALSE ReturnResult = @TRUE InputStr = StrUpper(InputStr) FormatStr = StrUpper(FormatStr) StrFLengte = StrLen(FormatStr) StrILengte = StrLen(InputStr) ; Lets check the length of both strings first! If StrFLengte == StrILengte ; is the stringlength equal? ArrayLength = StrILengte+1 ; we must have 1 more because strings start at zero and strsub starts at position 1 MatchString = ArrDimension(ArrayLength) MatchString[0] = " " ; this guy wont be used ;now we create a formatstring based on the inputstring where every alfanum character will be replaced by an A and ;any numeric characters by an 1 For x=1 to StrILengte ; Length of inputstring result = @FALSE result = IsNumber(StrSub(InputStr,x,1)) ; Is this character a number? If result ; yes it is a number MatchString[x] = "1" ;build our input format string, we discovered a number Else MatchString[x] = "A" ;build our input format string, we discovered a alfanumeric character Endif Next For x=1 to StrILengte If MatchString[x] != StrSub(FormatStr,x,1) ReturnResult = @FALSE ; We discovered a non valid type break Endif Next Else ReturnResult = @FALSE ; the stringlength of the input string and format string are not equal so the inputstring isnt valid Endif return ReturnResult #EndFunction ;******************************************************************* ;***** End of function F_CheckString ;******************************************************************* ret = F_CheckString("deana1234", "aaaaa1111") if ret == @true Message("Check string format","String matches specified format") else Message("Check string format","String does not match specified format") endif exit
Article ID: W15688
File Created: 2003:05:13:11:29:34
Last Updated: 2003:05:13:11:29:34