Regex Problem Needing assistance

Ruby
#1

F:\DIRT\RTP-Scripting>irb --version
irb 0.9.6(09/06/30)

Code:
m1 = “Your search has 88 resulted 333 in 253 projects
stored on 6 pages.
These $222,042,095 projects represent $63,795,755
in RTP Funding, and $3,042,095 in other funding.$32,042,095 kkkk
$303,042,095”
regex2 = Regexp.new(/([0-9]+,[0-9]+,[0-9]+\b|[0-9]+)/)
xx= regex2.match(m1)
puts xx.inspect

output:
#<MatchData “2” 1:“2”>

My assumption it would return the following:
Result 1

2

Result 2

88

Result 3

333

Result 4

253

Result 5

6

Result 6

222,042,095

Result 7

63,795,755

Result 8

3,042,095

Result 9

32,042,095

Result 10

303,042,095

what am I doing wrong?

#2

Regexp#match returns the first match only.
If you want all matches, use the String#scan method.

m1.scan /[0-9]+,[0-9]+,[0-9]+\b|[0-9]+/
#=> [“2”, “88”, “333”, “253”, “6”, “222,042,095”, “63,795,755”,
“3,042,095”, “32,042,095”, “303,042,095” ]

#3

Thank you…That rocks