Hi,
Was thinking what would be simpliest way to make this..
For example making 1-2000-K35 to 0012000K000035
So idea is to have bunch of values into this same form.. (000-0000-K000000, without "-")
Not sure how to explain it easier.
For now I can make it with splitter, bunch of testers and concatenator.. Would think there is easier way to make it. Maybe with some regular expressions?
Best answer by takashi
I would split the source string using a StringSearcher with these parameters.
Then, you can format each number part (_sub{0}.part, _sub{1}.part, _sub{3}.part) with StringFormatters as @redgeographics suggested, and concatenate all the elements of _sub{}.part.
Alternatively, this string expression performs formatting and concatenating at once.
@Format(%03s,@Value(_sub{0}.part))@Format(%04s,@Value(_sub{1}.part))@Value(_sub{2}.part)@Format(%06s,@Value(_sub{3}.part))See here to learn how to use the @Format function: String Functions
+49I think you're on the right track. StringFormatter may come in useful too to add leading 0's
I would split the source string using a StringSearcher with these parameters.
Then, you can format each number part (_sub{0}.part, _sub{1}.part, _sub{3}.part) with StringFormatters as @redgeographics suggested, and concatenate all the elements of _sub{}.part.
Alternatively, this string expression performs formatting and concatenating at once.
@Format(%03s,@Value(_sub{0}.part))@Format(%04s,@Value(_sub{1}.part))@Value(_sub{2}.part)@Format(%06s,@Value(_sub{3}.part))See here to learn how to use the @Format function: String Functions
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