Roman Numbers 1 To 100 Pdf Download [WORK]
Lauretta Jaffray
Both this solution and the other one up-thread have a similar bug/feature: they accept incorrect numbers and do their best to render them. For instance, "IIIIVM" is parsed to 1006 by both and "IM" is parsed to 1001 by this solution and 999 by the subtraction method.
In my own particular (real world) case I needed match numerals at word endings and I found no other way around it. I needed to scrub off the footnote numbers from my plain text document, where text such as "the Red Seacl and the Great Barrier Reefcli" had been converted to the Red Seacl and the Great Barrier Reefcli. But I still had problems with valid words like Tahiti and fantastic are scrubbed into Tahit and fantasti.
In my case, I was trying to find and replace all occurences of roman numbers by one word inside the text, so I couldn't use the start and end of lines. So the @paxdiablo solution found many zero-length matches.I ended up with the following expression:
In Russia, Roman numbers are used even by not very literate people. One example.
The log house needs to be moved to a new location. Before disassembling it, the logs are numbered in Roman, not Arabic numbers.