I tried using (?P<Time>.+)\,\s(?P<Station>.+), but it did not capture the first line.
The sample strings aree:
9:21:13 AM
9:21:29 AM, TS729
9:21:33 AM, TS729
Tested at regex101.com:
I tried using (?P<Time>.+)\,\s(?P<Station>.+), but it did not capture the first line.
The sample strings aree:
9:21:13 AM
9:21:29 AM, TS729
9:21:33 AM, TS729
Tested at regex101.com:
You can use
^(?P<Time>[^,]+)(?:,\s*(?P<Station>.+))?$
See the regex demo (switch to Unit Tests, the link is in the left pane).
Details:
^ - start of string(?P<Time>[^,]+) - Time group: any one or more chars other than a comma(?:,\s*(?P<Station>.+))? - an optional sequence of
, - a comma\s* - zero or more whitespaces(?P<Station>.+) - one or more chars other than line break chars captured into Group "Station"$ - end of string.Unit tests screenshot: