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Post 302190308 by sysgate on Tuesday 29th of April 2008 09:50:22 AM
04-29-2008
"Reply ASAP" is not a good pattern 
I learned to distinguish ASAP - as soon as possible, which people in USA are usually using as : do it right away, as opposed to "at your earliest convenience" - which politely says : do it when you have time, but please keep it in mind as a high priority.
So back on topic :
the regexp you probably need is "/[+-]?\d+\.\d+/;"
I learned to distinguish ASAP - as soon as possible, which people in USA are usually using as : do it right away, as opposed to "at your earliest convenience" - which politely says : do it when you have time, but please keep it in mind as a high priority. So back on topic :
the regexp you probably need is "/[+-]?\d+\.\d+/;"
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