As we all know, Visual Studio has very powerful text editing functions. Now there are hundreds of thousands of data in my txt file. I made a wrong operation, which caused some problems with the data.
The original date format should be like this yyyy-mm-dd hh-mm-ss, but I accidentally deleted the space and it became yyyy-mm-ddhh-mm-ss. Here are some of my data:
20240605092318,20240605092318,2.913750.2345169718,18,2024-05-0108:49:15
20240605092318,20240605092318,2.913580.2405169918,18,2024-04-2210:38:58
20240605092318,20240605092318, 2.919230.2394170218,18,2024-01-2510:10:16
20240605092318,20240605092318,2.916530.2319170518,18,2024-03-0717:25:09
20240605092318,20240605092318,2.918290.2387170618,18,2024-05-2313:55:14
Yes, now I want to add a space between "year-month-day" and "hour-minute-second", please pay attention to the last set of data in each row.
I tried to add spaces using regular expressions in the text editor of Visual Studio. Here is the regular expression I used, but it doesn't work
\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}$
Can anyone tell me what the problem is?
Dollar sign ($) matches the end of the string, and your strings end with hour and not date - \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}$
would be a match to your time section of the string.
Adding the space with code would require adding a space at the position - however, if the goal is to use the Find and Replace feature, you can do this:
First, search with this regex: (\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2})$
. The parenthesis create a group you can use for replacing.
Then, replace with " $1", where the space adds your needed space and $1 matches the group we found.