Need Regex help to split a street address

6666 Course Dr 666 , Pompano Beach , FL 33333 Need to split this into streetnumber streetname street type, city, state, zip.

Anyone done this before?

 

The following code will match any address in the format that you posted, minus the commas. I don't know how to make them go onto separate lines though.

<?php  $txt='6666 Course Dr 666 , Pompano Beach , FL 33333';  $re1='(\\d+)';	# Integer Number 1  $re2='(\\s+)';	# White Space 1  $re3='((?:[a-z][a-z]+))';	# Word 1  $re4='(\\s+)';	# White Space 2  $re5='((?:[a-z][a-z]+))';	# Word 2  $re6='(\\s+)';	# White Space 3  $re7='(\\d+)';	# Integer Number 2  $re8='(\\s+)';	# White Space 4  $re9='.*?';	# Non-greedy match on filler  $re10='((?:[a-z][a-z]+))';	# Word 3  $re11='(\\s+)';	# White Space 5  $re12='((?:[a-z][a-z]+))';	# Word 4  $re13='(\\s+)';	# White Space 6  $re14='.*?';	# Non-greedy match on filler  $re15='((?:(?:AL)|(?:AK)|(?:AS)|(?:AZ)|(?:AR)|(?:CA)|(?:CO)|(?:CT)|(?:DE)|(?:DC)|(?:FM)|(?:FL)|(?:GA)|(?:GU)|(?:HI)|(?:ID)|(?:IL)|(?:IN)|(?:IA)|(?:KS)|(?:KY)|(?:LA)|(?:ME)|(?:MH)|(?:MD)|(?:MA)|(?:MI)|(?:MN)|(?:MS)|(?:MO)|(?:MT)|(?:NE)|(?:NV)|(?:NH)|(?:NJ)|(?:NM)|(?:NY)|(?:NC)|(?:ND)|(?:MP)|(?:OH)|(?:OK)|(?:OR)|(?:PW)|(?:PA)|(?:PR)|(?:RI)|(?:SC)|(?:SD)|(?:TN)|(?:TX)|(?:UT)|(?:VT)|(?:VI)|(?:VA)|(?:WA)|(?:WV)|(?:WI)|(?:WY)))(?![a-z])';	# US State 1  $re16='(\\s+)';	# White Space 7  $re17='(\\d+)';	# Integer Number 3  if ($c=preg_match_all ("/".$re1.$re2.$re3.$re4.$re5.$re6.$re7.$re8.$re9.$re10.$re11.$re12.$re13.$re14.$re15.$re16.$re17."/is", $txt, $matches))  {      $int1=$matches[1][0];      $ws1=$matches[2][0];      $word1=$matches[3][0];      $ws2=$matches[4][0];      $word2=$matches[5][0];      $ws3=$matches[6][0];      $int2=$matches[7][0];      $ws4=$matches[8][0];      $word3=$matches[9][0];      $ws5=$matches[10][0];      $word4=$matches[11][0];      $ws6=$matches[12][0];      $usstate1=$matches[13][0];      $ws7=$matches[14][0];      $int3=$matches[15][0];      print "($int1) ($ws1) ($word1) ($ws2) ($word2) ($ws3) ($int2) ($ws4) ($word3) ($ws5) ($word4) ($ws6) ($usstate1) ($ws7) ($int3) \n";  }  #-----  # Paste the code into a new php file. Then in Unix:  # $ php x.php   #----- ?>

HTML:

 

wow thats looks messy, I doubt it's possible to get it into one regex and use preg_split?

 

Well this accounts for the white space so every white space you could just add a line break? Not sure.

 

<?php

$string = '6666 Course Dr 666 , Pompano Beach , FL 33333';

// match numbers
$numberMatch = "([0-9]+)";

// match strings
$stringMatch   = "([a-zA-Z-_]+)";

// match strings w/spaces
$stringMatchSp = "([a-zA-Z-_ ]+)";

// match spaces
$spMatch = "\s*";

preg_match("/{$numberMatch}{$spMatch}{$stringMatch}{$spMatch}{$stringMatch}{$spMatch}{$numberMatch}{$spMatch},{$spMatch}{$stringMatchSp}{$spMatch},$spMatch}{$stringMatch}{$spMatch}{$numberMatch}/", 

$string, $res);

echo $res[1]; // Street Number
echo $res[2]; // Street Name
echo $res[3]; // Street Type
echo $res[4]; // Apartment/Suite #
echo $res[5]; // City Name
echo $res[6]; // State Name
echo $res[7]; // Zip Code

PHP:

 

Seems not to work. Anyone else? Anything simpler?

 

Above code was missing { in the preg_match:

preg_match("/{$numberMatch}{$spMatch}{$stringMatch}{$spMatch}{$stringMatch}{$spMatch}{$numberMatch}{$spMatch},{$spMatch}{$stringMatchSp}{$spMatch},{$spMatch}{$stringMatch}{$spMatch}{$numberMatch}/",$string, $res); 

PHP:

 

NVM Works, thanks!