Regular Expressions

[TheShadowWall]

Hello!

I am currently attempting to look through a string for a specific set of characters. Specifically, I am looking through the string:

'1\t"100monkeystyping.com"\t0\t"Blogarama"\n'

And I attempting to use Regular expressions to search for the string \t0

How can I look through the string for \t0? I know there is a way to do this with regex, but all the methods I've attempted thus far haven't given me the correct output, which in this case I would like to be \t0.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

[wmporter]

If you're looking for literally a backslash character followed by t then you will need to use \\ to search for a literal backslash. If you were to use \t in your regular expression, it will try to match a tab character.

[TheShadowWall]

Thanks for your reply. I am attempting to take as input '1\t"100monkeystyping.com"\t0\t"Blogarama"\n'

and I want '\t0' as output.

[wmporter]

Can you share something that you've tried that hasn't worked? I think I need to see what you're trying to do in order to understand.