I've tried the following code in dart, but unable to get solution.
RegExp rgb = RegExp(r"^rgb\(([0-9] ),\s*([0-9] ),\s*([0-9] )\)$");
final match = rgb.allMatches("rgb(127, 127, 126)");
I can easily do it in javascript with the above regular expression using rgb.exec(String)
method which returns array.
CodePudding user response:
You can get the capture groups using the groups
method:
RegExp rgb = RegExp(r"^rgb\(([0-9] ),\s*([0-9] ),\s*([0-9] )\)$");
final matches = rgb.allMatches("rgb(127, 127, 126)");
for (final match in matches) {
final colors = match.groups([1, 2, 3]);
print('red: ${colors[0]}, green: ${colors[1]}, blue: ${colors[2]}');
}