Vista - Simple regular expression question

Hi,

I'd like to write a regexp that finds matches to all URLs (strings)
that have the following:
http://ads.[domain].com
whereas:
domain can be any domain name.
com - can be any extension (com, co.uk, it...)

Any ideas?
Thanks,
Gabi,

Gabriela schrieb:[...]
Dim sTest : sTest = Join( Array( _
"Assuming your data is like HTML, the urls should be quoted. Then" _
, "the regex should find ""http://ads.domain.ext"" but not ""http://sad.domain.ext""." _
, "Add more samples like <a href=""http://ads.domain.ext/index.html?a=b&c=d""
whatever>," _
, "or ""https://ads.domain.ext"" or ""http://adsx.domain.ext"" to see whether and
where" _
, "more tinkering with the pattern is needed." _
), vbCrLf )
WScript.Echo sTest
Dim reUrl : Set reUrl = New RegExp
reUrl.Global = True
reUrl.IgnoreCase = True
reUrl.Pattern = """(http://ads\.[^""]+)"""
Dim oMTS : Set oMTS = reUrl.Execute( sTest )
Dim oMT
For Each oMT In oMTS
WScript.Echo oMT.SubMatches( 0 )
Next

output:

=== findUrls: find urls using regexp ==========================================
Assuming your data is like HTML, the urls should be quoted. Then
the regex should find "http://ads.domain.ext" but not "http://sad.domain.ext".
Add more samples like <a href="http://ads.domain.ext/index.html?a=b&c=d" whatever>,
or "https://ads.domain.ext" or "http://adsx.domain.ext" to see whether and where
more tinkering with the pattern is needed.
http://ads.domain.ext
http://ads.domain.ext/index.html?a=b&c=d
=== findUrls: 0 done (00:00:00) ===============================================