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I got a file which includes many lines of plain utf-8 text. Such as below, by the by, it's Chinese.

PROCESS：类型：关爱积分[NOTIFY]   交易号：2012022900000109   订单号：W12022910079166    交易金额：0.01元    交易状态：true 2012-2-29 10:13:08

The file itself was saved in utf-8 format. file name is xx.txt

here is my python code, env is python2.7

#coding: utf-8
import re
pattern = re.compile(r'交易金额：(\d+)元')
for line in open('xx.txt'):
    match = pattern.match(line.decode('utf-8'))
    if match:
        print match.group()

The problematic thing here is I got no results.

I wanna get the decimal string from 交易金额：0.01元, in here, which is 0.01.

Why doesn't this code work? Can anyone explain it to me, I got no clue whatsoever.

ThiefMaster
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castiel
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There are several issues with your code. First you should use re.compile(ur'<unicode string>'). Also it is nice to add re.UNICODE flag (not sure if really needed here though). Next one is that still you will not receive a match since \d+ doesn't handle decimals just a series of numbers, you should use \d+\.?\d+ instead (you want number, probably a dot and a number). Example code:

#coding: utf-8

text = u"PROCESS：类型：关爱积分[NOTIFY]   交易号：2012022900000109   订单号：W12022910079166    交易金额：0.01元    交易状态：true 2012-2-29 10:13:08"
import re
pattern = re.compile(ur'交易金额：(\d+\.?\d+)元', re.UNICODE)

print pattern.search(text).group(1)
uhz
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You need to use .search() since .match() is like starting your regex with ^, i.e. it only checks at the beginning of the string.

ThiefMaster
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If you use utf-8, you can use flags=re.LOCALE

#coding: utf-8
import re
pattern = re.compile(r'交易金额：(\d+\.?\d+)元', flags=re.LOCALE)
for line in open('xx.txt'):
    match = pattern.match(line)

More details, see re.LOCALE. There is no need to convert utf-8 to unicode.

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