Check for a string format...

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Published on 2010-03-16T18:30:05Z Indexed on 2010/03/16 18:31 UTC
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I need an simple way to check whether a string that is sent to my function is of the form:

(x + n)(x + m) 
//the +'s can be minus'
//n and m represent a double
//x represents the char 'x'

Is there a simple string format that I can use to check that this is the form. As opposed to checking each character singularly.

The whitespace will be removed to save any confusion.

Regards

Lloyd

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