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user2533495
user2533495

Reputation: 45

Regex scala: Format matching and padding

Correct input format: xxxx/yyyy/zzzz i.e. 4 chars for each part. Total length of the string (not counting "/") should always be 12.

Input can be: xxx/yyy/zzz then it should be padded to come out as 0xxx/0yyy/0zzz

At this stage at least one "/" will be there. If there are 2 parts then we need 6 chars for both.

Looking for a regex with padding logic in Scala.

// line to tune: 
val matchThis = raw"(\d{4})/(\d{4})/(\d{4})".r

val valids = List ("1/6", "123456/1", "1/123456", "123456/123456", "1/2/3", "1234/1234/1234", "012/12/3", "1/01/012")
val invalids = List ("/6", "1234567/1", "1/1234567", "1234567/1234567", "/2/3", "1/2/", "12345/1234/1234", "012/12345/3", "1/01/012345")

def tester (input: String) = {
  input match {
      case matchThis(_*) => "It's valid!"
      case _ => "Need some work" /*???*/
  }
}

valids.map (s => tester(s))
invalids.map (s => tester(s))

Upvotes: 1

Views: 125

Answers (1)

jwvh
jwvh

Reputation: 51271

This isn't bulletproof but I think it covers most of what you've described.

val valid = raw"(\d{1,6})/(\d{1,6})(?:/(\d{1,4}))?".r
val output = input match {
  case valid(a,b,null) => f"$a%6s/$b%6s"       replaceAll(" ","0")
  case valid(a,b,c)    => f"$a%4s/$b%4s/$c%4s" replaceAll(" ","0")
  case _ => "invalid"
}

A little more complete.

val valid = raw"(\d{1,4})/(\d{1,4})/(\d{1,4})|(\d{1,6})/(\d{1,6})".r
val output = input match {
  case valid(null,null,null,a,b) => f"$a%6s/$b%6s"       replaceAll(" ","0")
  case valid(a,b,c,null,null)    => f"$a%4s/$b%4s/$c%4s" replaceAll(" ","0")
  case _ => "invalid"
}

Upvotes: 2

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