How to get text between dynamic created lines












0















So i try to get the text between dynamic created lines.



Example string,



KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
FINAL


So i tried with .match() and exec().
I couldn't figure out a way to get the textual between the numbers in array



REQUIRED OUTPUT



// OUTPUT EXAMPLE

[0][
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
],
[2][
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
],
[3][
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
]


etc..










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    What did you try? Please edit your question and post your code as a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. What happens when you run it? What did you expect to happen instead? Any errors or warnings?

    – Robert
    Nov 24 '18 at 21:49
















0















So i try to get the text between dynamic created lines.



Example string,



KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
FINAL


So i tried with .match() and exec().
I couldn't figure out a way to get the textual between the numbers in array



REQUIRED OUTPUT



// OUTPUT EXAMPLE

[0][
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
],
[2][
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
],
[3][
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
]


etc..










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  • 2





    What did you try? Please edit your question and post your code as a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. What happens when you run it? What did you expect to happen instead? Any errors or warnings?

    – Robert
    Nov 24 '18 at 21:49














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So i try to get the text between dynamic created lines.



Example string,



KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
FINAL


So i tried with .match() and exec().
I couldn't figure out a way to get the textual between the numbers in array



REQUIRED OUTPUT



// OUTPUT EXAMPLE

[0][
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
],
[2][
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
],
[3][
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
]


etc..










share|improve this question
















So i try to get the text between dynamic created lines.



Example string,



KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
FINAL


So i tried with .match() and exec().
I couldn't figure out a way to get the textual between the numbers in array



REQUIRED OUTPUT



// OUTPUT EXAMPLE

[0][
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
],
[2][
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
],
[3][
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
]


etc..







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  • 2





    What did you try? Please edit your question and post your code as a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. What happens when you run it? What did you expect to happen instead? Any errors or warnings?

    – Robert
    Nov 24 '18 at 21:49














  • 2





    What did you try? Please edit your question and post your code as a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. What happens when you run it? What did you expect to happen instead? Any errors or warnings?

    – Robert
    Nov 24 '18 at 21:49








2




2





What did you try? Please edit your question and post your code as a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. What happens when you run it? What did you expect to happen instead? Any errors or warnings?

– Robert
Nov 24 '18 at 21:49





What did you try? Please edit your question and post your code as a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. What happens when you run it? What did you expect to happen instead? Any errors or warnings?

– Robert
Nov 24 '18 at 21:49












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You can use regex to get target part of string.



var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);


The regex select any part of string that start with digit with length 3 and end with digit with length 3






var str = document.getElementById("str").innerHTML;
var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);
console.log(match.join('nn'));

<div id="str" style="display:none">KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
FINAL</div>








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  • This works perfect but stupid of me i copy paste the lines. The ending line is not always SSR/TROPPER5. That one is also dynamically created. So it must start on d{3} than end on d{3}.

    – John Smiths
    Nov 25 '18 at 7:04











  • @JohnSmiths You should show any type of string in question. However answer updated

    – Mohammad
    Nov 25 '18 at 7:51











  • @Mohammed, i can't see them return as separated array as in the output example of my question. I need them to split to get the as match[0], match[1] etc..

    – John Smiths
    Nov 25 '18 at 18:14











  • @JohnSmiths The match variable contain array but i converted it to string using join() to better showing in snippet. You can see array in jsfiddle.net/esmjk7u5

    – Mohammad
    Nov 25 '18 at 19:44











  • @Mohammed, one last thing. Now if there is between captured area another d{3} that strips that one also example DIM/K0/CMT444-30-30/5 how to do this

    – John Smiths
    Nov 26 '18 at 12:09











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You can use regex to get target part of string.



var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);


The regex select any part of string that start with digit with length 3 and end with digit with length 3






var str = document.getElementById("str").innerHTML;
var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);
console.log(match.join('nn'));

<div id="str" style="display:none">KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
FINAL</div>








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  • This works perfect but stupid of me i copy paste the lines. The ending line is not always SSR/TROPPER5. That one is also dynamically created. So it must start on d{3} than end on d{3}.

    – John Smiths
    Nov 25 '18 at 7:04











  • @JohnSmiths You should show any type of string in question. However answer updated

    – Mohammad
    Nov 25 '18 at 7:51











  • @Mohammed, i can't see them return as separated array as in the output example of my question. I need them to split to get the as match[0], match[1] etc..

    – John Smiths
    Nov 25 '18 at 18:14











  • @JohnSmiths The match variable contain array but i converted it to string using join() to better showing in snippet. You can see array in jsfiddle.net/esmjk7u5

    – Mohammad
    Nov 25 '18 at 19:44











  • @Mohammed, one last thing. Now if there is between captured area another d{3} that strips that one also example DIM/K0/CMT444-30-30/5 how to do this

    – John Smiths
    Nov 26 '18 at 12:09
















1














You can use regex to get target part of string.



var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);


The regex select any part of string that start with digit with length 3 and end with digit with length 3






var str = document.getElementById("str").innerHTML;
var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);
console.log(match.join('nn'));

<div id="str" style="display:none">KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
FINAL</div>








share|improve this answer


























  • This works perfect but stupid of me i copy paste the lines. The ending line is not always SSR/TROPPER5. That one is also dynamically created. So it must start on d{3} than end on d{3}.

    – John Smiths
    Nov 25 '18 at 7:04











  • @JohnSmiths You should show any type of string in question. However answer updated

    – Mohammad
    Nov 25 '18 at 7:51











  • @Mohammed, i can't see them return as separated array as in the output example of my question. I need them to split to get the as match[0], match[1] etc..

    – John Smiths
    Nov 25 '18 at 18:14











  • @JohnSmiths The match variable contain array but i converted it to string using join() to better showing in snippet. You can see array in jsfiddle.net/esmjk7u5

    – Mohammad
    Nov 25 '18 at 19:44











  • @Mohammed, one last thing. Now if there is between captured area another d{3} that strips that one also example DIM/K0/CMT444-30-30/5 how to do this

    – John Smiths
    Nov 26 '18 at 12:09














1












1








1







You can use regex to get target part of string.



var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);


The regex select any part of string that start with digit with length 3 and end with digit with length 3






var str = document.getElementById("str").innerHTML;
var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);
console.log(match.join('nn'));

<div id="str" style="display:none">KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
FINAL</div>








share|improve this answer















You can use regex to get target part of string.



var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);


The regex select any part of string that start with digit with length 3 and end with digit with length 3






var str = document.getElementById("str").innerHTML;
var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);
console.log(match.join('nn'));

<div id="str" style="display:none">KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
FINAL</div>








var str = document.getElementById("str").innerHTML;
var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);
console.log(match.join('nn'));

<div id="str" style="display:none">KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
FINAL</div>





var str = document.getElementById("str").innerHTML;
var match = str.match(/d{3}-.*?(?=d{3}-|FINAL)/sg);
console.log(match.join('nn'));

<div id="str" style="display:none">KOR/4
1/FI222/24NOV/DOK
PLO
134-57623905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
89a7/SOMET
134-12389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/BLA
2736/2832
134-34389783WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/DYN
asdjadhjahd
134-57627905WINLOSE/WINNER/ROBO
/TRY
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
DIM/K0/CMT44-30-30/5
/STACKI
SSR/TROPPER5
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  • This works perfect but stupid of me i copy paste the lines. The ending line is not always SSR/TROPPER5. That one is also dynamically created. So it must start on d{3} than end on d{3}.

    – John Smiths
    Nov 25 '18 at 7:04











  • @JohnSmiths You should show any type of string in question. However answer updated

    – Mohammad
    Nov 25 '18 at 7:51











  • @Mohammed, i can't see them return as separated array as in the output example of my question. I need them to split to get the as match[0], match[1] etc..

    – John Smiths
    Nov 25 '18 at 18:14











  • @JohnSmiths The match variable contain array but i converted it to string using join() to better showing in snippet. You can see array in jsfiddle.net/esmjk7u5

    – Mohammad
    Nov 25 '18 at 19:44











  • @Mohammed, one last thing. Now if there is between captured area another d{3} that strips that one also example DIM/K0/CMT444-30-30/5 how to do this

    – John Smiths
    Nov 26 '18 at 12:09



















  • This works perfect but stupid of me i copy paste the lines. The ending line is not always SSR/TROPPER5. That one is also dynamically created. So it must start on d{3} than end on d{3}.

    – John Smiths
    Nov 25 '18 at 7:04











  • @JohnSmiths You should show any type of string in question. However answer updated

    – Mohammad
    Nov 25 '18 at 7:51











  • @Mohammed, i can't see them return as separated array as in the output example of my question. I need them to split to get the as match[0], match[1] etc..

    – John Smiths
    Nov 25 '18 at 18:14











  • @JohnSmiths The match variable contain array but i converted it to string using join() to better showing in snippet. You can see array in jsfiddle.net/esmjk7u5

    – Mohammad
    Nov 25 '18 at 19:44











  • @Mohammed, one last thing. Now if there is between captured area another d{3} that strips that one also example DIM/K0/CMT444-30-30/5 how to do this

    – John Smiths
    Nov 26 '18 at 12:09

















This works perfect but stupid of me i copy paste the lines. The ending line is not always SSR/TROPPER5. That one is also dynamically created. So it must start on d{3} than end on d{3}.

– John Smiths
Nov 25 '18 at 7:04





This works perfect but stupid of me i copy paste the lines. The ending line is not always SSR/TROPPER5. That one is also dynamically created. So it must start on d{3} than end on d{3}.

– John Smiths
Nov 25 '18 at 7:04













@JohnSmiths You should show any type of string in question. However answer updated

– Mohammad
Nov 25 '18 at 7:51





@JohnSmiths You should show any type of string in question. However answer updated

– Mohammad
Nov 25 '18 at 7:51













@Mohammed, i can't see them return as separated array as in the output example of my question. I need them to split to get the as match[0], match[1] etc..

– John Smiths
Nov 25 '18 at 18:14





@Mohammed, i can't see them return as separated array as in the output example of my question. I need them to split to get the as match[0], match[1] etc..

– John Smiths
Nov 25 '18 at 18:14













@JohnSmiths The match variable contain array but i converted it to string using join() to better showing in snippet. You can see array in jsfiddle.net/esmjk7u5

– Mohammad
Nov 25 '18 at 19:44





@JohnSmiths The match variable contain array but i converted it to string using join() to better showing in snippet. You can see array in jsfiddle.net/esmjk7u5

– Mohammad
Nov 25 '18 at 19:44













@Mohammed, one last thing. Now if there is between captured area another d{3} that strips that one also example DIM/K0/CMT444-30-30/5 how to do this

– John Smiths
Nov 26 '18 at 12:09





@Mohammed, one last thing. Now if there is between captured area another d{3} that strips that one also example DIM/K0/CMT444-30-30/5 how to do this

– John Smiths
Nov 26 '18 at 12:09




















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