re = /^\[2024-09-10 07:27:46\.424 \(TID:(?<merchantCode>\d+).*\<subState\>(?<subState>\w+).*\<subCountryCode\>(?<subCountryCode>\d+)/m
str = '[2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:14567876)] <subMerchantData> [2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:dad4d2e725854048)] <pfId>499072</pfId> [2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:145767627)] <subName>testname</subName> [2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:dad4d2e725854048)] <subId>123456</subId> [2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:145767627)] <subStreet>1 TEST LANE</subStreet> [2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:145767627)] <subCity>HongKong</subCity> [2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:145767627)] <subState>HK</subState> [2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:dad4d2e725854048)] <subCountryCode>344</subCountryCode> [2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:dad4d2e725854048)] <subPostalCode>1556677</subPostalCode> [2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:dad4d2e725854048)] <subTaxId>-15566777</subTaxId> [2024-09-10 07:27:46.424 (TID:14567876)] </subMerchantData>'
# Print the match result
str.scan(re) do |match|
puts match.to_s
end
Please keep in mind that these code samples are automatically generated and are not guaranteed to work. If you find any syntax errors, feel free to submit a bug report. For a full regex reference for Ruby, please visit: http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/Regexp.html