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From: per isakson on 29 Sep 2009 18:39
gregthom <gregthom99(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message <a883d102-e07f-458f-96df-22095d50cf60(a)k33g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>...
> Greetings I have a lines simillar to these in my text file
>
> log-entry: 8954756>test case John Dr.,Pine Hooks Drive0t646pln,Left-
> Wheel (rear)
> log-entry: 054756>new case Peter PhD,Abe Falls LN23pl646pln,Right-
> Wheel (rear)
> ...
>
>
> Now I need to scan the file for lines containing
>
> 'log-entry:' * 'Right-Wheel (rear)'
> and
> 'log-entry:' * 'Left-Wheel (rear)'
>
> In the above lines, * denotes anything. I am only interested in the
> lines where both log-entry and 'Left-Wheel (rear)' appear. I was
> thinking of doing this using regexp in matlab but it is not working as
> I expect.
>
> I have tried things like these:
>
> [lm index ] = regexp(textbuffer,'log-entry: \w* Right-Wheel
> (rear)','match','start')
>
> Can anyone suggest some things I might try ?
>
> Thank you
>
>
Try replace "\w*" by ".+" meaning - any character - one or more.
Not all characters you want to match with "\w*" are "word characters".

/per
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