Accepting blankspace in regular expression

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sivagururaja

Hi All,

Im using a regular expression to validate user input.
This is my expression ([a-zA-Z0-9]{0,50}).
This works fine.
But 'm using multiline TextBox.
It can't accept blank space and a new line character.
How can i get it?
Help me if you know about it.

Thanks,
Raja
 
Hi Raja,

I haven't tested it in .NET, but what you have certainly works OK in most
regular expression implementations. I checked it in Perl and it's just
fine.

The only thing I'd alter would be to put a '^' and the start, and a '$' at
the end of your expression to ensure that the entire string matches, and not
just part of it.

^[a-zA-Z0-9]{0,50}$

You do realise that this will match the null string, by the way, don't you?

HTH


Peter
 
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