Hello,
I have the following regex to match any ld bc, xxxx statement (I've replaced spaces with underscores for readability):
Code: _*ld__*bc_*,_*..*
How would I match just the value? For instance, ld bc, 1234, how would I match 1234? Keep in mind that whitespace should not be counted.
Code: [_\t]*ld\s+bc_*,_*(.+)
Same substitutions as before, but mine allows it to start with tabs and uses d+ instead of dd*
In short, enclose it in parentheses, and, in perl, use $1 (different for C#, I'd assume)
Calcdude's answer is correct. If you're assuming it's a numerical address, though, you should really be using \d+ instead of .+...
Well, it could be a label, or a .equ, not to mention a hex value.
calcdude84se wrote:
Well, it could be a label, or a .equ, not to mention a hex value.
In plaintext, sure, but I'm unclear whether this is before or after he does constant replacement. 
Well, we'll have to wait and see
I assume this is for tiDE?
calcdude84se wrote:
Well, we'll have to wait and see
I assume this is for tiDE?
Hello,
Yes, this is for tiDE, and I integrated regex into the assembler so that every command is able to be assembled.
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