(the number should be atleast 7 digits long)
Is the string describing a number? e.g. "1234567"? If so, App Inventor will recognise the string as a number in your equation.
If this is not what you mean, then please give some examples.
{v[ ED 6732v+04 aUN%8S.y;ewYGMkqGj6
9kHUKvVP@Tqw0e60Xbadi) nU(uqPqr
cK1 DD6AiwbzDXHyf 61778352715 a*tN{%
X{5-Y?.#X.1jc0wFVZ{dn$Y_rY
[}g%k ;Y-e(Q8[Z @$91A+CQ/_wUCr.y
#V+c&p%:u[Pgn ,D&A{wNKmd{bt57t
How can I get the number more than 7 digits in a string?
Where does that string come from?
Write a procedure that reads the string character-by-character. If a number (char) is detected - add it to a variable, read the next character and so on - if 7 or more characters in a row a numbers, you have found the number, stored it in a variable and the procedure can stop. If the variable doesn't reach 7, clear it, continue to read char-by-char.
may be js can help you with this small extension , credit to @Juan_Antonio beause of this extension
use this code
var str = "v[ ED 6732v+04 aUN%8S.y;ewYGMkqGj6 9kHUKvVP@Tqw0e60Xbadi) nU(uqPqr cK1 DD6AiwbzDXHyf 61778352715 a*tN{% X{5-Y?.#X.1jc0wFVZ{dn$Y_rY [}g%k ;Y-e(Q8[Z @$91A+CQ/_wUCr.y #V+c&p%:u[Pgn ,D&A{wNKmd{bt57t";
var numbers = str.match(/\b\d{7,}\b/g);
numbers ? numbers.join(", ") : "No match";
or you can achieve it withoput extension with this blocks..split text one space ( we found there is a space so used )
if you are sure there will be a only one item will be there then you can use the below blocks, else if there is a possibility of multiple numbers mean you canuse the above block
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Wouldn't that collect all digits, not just a continuous row of digits?
But it can be achieved just by using,
- For each item in the list
- Split text at space
- If logic
- Result.
Wont it be enough as said in post no. 6, third recommendation? No use of local variable until of there are multiple greater than 7 digits
Split text at spaces, use logic if length of text is greater than or equals to 7 and is number.
I think your 3rd solution is the best.
The local List isn't used and it is best not to run during Screen Initialisation - just call it in a Procedure (which can have an argument for an incoming string).
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