kotlin-stdlib/kotlin.text/MatchResult/Destructured

Destructured

Provides components for destructuring assignment of group values.

component1 corresponds to the value of the first group, component2 — of the second, and so on.

If the group in the regular expression is optional and there were no match captured by that group, corresponding component value is an empty string.

Since Kotlin

1.0

Samples


fun main() { 
   //sampleStart 
   val inputString = "John 9731879"
val match = Regex("(\\w+) (\\d+)").find(inputString)!!
val (name, phone) = match.destructured

println(name) // John     // value of the first group matched by \w+
println(phone) // 9731879 // value of the second group matched by \d+

// group with the zero index is the whole substring matched by the regular expression
println(match.groupValues) // [John 9731879, John, 9731879]

val numberedGroupValues = match.destructured.toList()
// destructured group values only contain values of the groups, excluding the zeroth group.
println(numberedGroupValues) // [John, 9731879] 
   //sampleEnd
}
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val inputString = "John 9731879"
val match = Regex("(\\w+) (\\d+)").find(inputString)!!
    val (name, phone) = match.destructured
println(name) // John     // value of the first group matched by \w+
println(phone) // 9731879 // value of the second group matched by \d+
// group with the zero index is the whole substring matched by the regular expression
println(match.groupValues) // [John 9731879, John, 9731879]
val numberedGroupValues = match.destructured.toList()
// destructured group values only contain values of the groups, excluding the zeroth group.
println(numberedGroupValues) // [John, 9731879] 
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