I'm looking for a regex in scala to match several floats:
9,487,346 -> should match
9.487.356,453->should match
38,4 -> match
-38,4 -> should match
-38.5
-9,487,346.76
-38 -> should match
So basically it should match a number that:
Currently I'm stuck with
val pattern="\\d+((\\.\\d{3}+)?(,\\d{1,2}+)?|(,\\d{3}+)?(\\.\\d{1,2}+)?)"
Edit: I'm mostly concered with European Notation.
Example where the current pattern not matches: 1,052,161
I guess it would be close enough to match that the String only contains numbers,sign, comma and dot
If, as your edit suggests, you are willing to accept a string that simply "contains numbers, sign, comma and dot" then the task is trivial.
[+-]?\d[\d.,]*
update
After thinking it over, and considering some options, I realize that your original request is possible if you'll allow for 2 different RE patterns, one for US-style numbers (commas before dot) and one for Euro-style numbers (dots before comma).
def isValidNum(num: String): Boolean =
num.matches("[+-]?\\d{1,3}(,\\d{3})*(\\.\\d+)?") ||
num.matches("[+-]?\\d{1,3}(\\.\\d{3})*(,\\d+)?")
Note that the thousand separators are not optional, so a number like "1234"
is not evaluated as valid. That can be changed by adding more RE patterns: || num.matches("[+-]?\\d+")