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I have this simple regex,
[\d]{1,5} that matches any integer between 0 and 99999.
How would I modify it so that it didn’t match 0, but matches 01 and 10, etc?
I know there is a way to do an OR like so…
[\d]{1,5}|[^0]{1} (doesn’t make much sense)
There a way to do an AND?
probably better off with something like:
0*[1-9]+[\d]{0,4}
If I’m right that translates to ‘zero or more zeros followed by at least one of the characters included in ‘1-9′ and then up to 4 trailing decimal characters’
Mike