Hi,

 

 

here is one possibility: use a StringSearcher with the regular expression

 

 

(\\d+)\\D(\\d+)

 

 

it will separate the two numbers into _matched_parts{0} and _matched_parts{1}

 

 

David

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David,

 

 

It didn't worked, but you gave me the hint.

 

 

I tried with

 

 

( 0-9]*)

(*0-9]*)

 

 

And worked. :)

 

 

I'm not used to these expresions.

 

 

Thanks you so much

 

 

Javier

 

 

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Hi Javier,   The syntax of the regular expression "(\\d+)\\D(\\d+)" is correct, and the StringSearcher with this expression worked in my environment (FME 2013 SP2). You can learn more about regular expressions here. Another way: the AttributeSplitter (specify * as delimiter) could be a solution. For your Information.   Takashi

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Hi Takashi   Thanks you so much for the link.   I can't use the atributteSpliter because the delimiter is not just "*"   Now I have values like   0.7 x 0.8 12 X 0.9   ( I hate them for not to use always the same format)     so I'm trying something like   (Â0-9]*\\.00-9]+|.0-9]+)|*x*|*X*](x0-9]*\\.00-9]+|.0-9]+)   but when I accept an reopen the transformer the \\ disappears   ( 0-9]*. 0-9]+|]0-9]+)]*x*|*X*]([0-9]*.*0-9]+|]0-9]+)

 

 

Any hint?

 

 

Thanks youSubmit

 

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