there is the regexp expression :
302\=.+?190\=(\d|\.)+|`
and this is the string be matched:
8=FIX.4.4|9=181|35=i|34=6|49=XCD1|52=20171025-08:33:56.791|56=Q142|296=3|302=5|295=1|299=0|188=0.74499|190=0.74549|302=4|295=1|299=0|188=0.74996|190=0.75026|302=3|295=1|299=0|188=88.751|190=88.801|10=022|
the result should be:
302=5|295=1|299=0|188=0.74499|190=0.74549
302=4|295=1|299=0|188=0.74996|190=0.75026
302=3|295=1|299=0|188=88.751|190=88.801
be it return results with some empty strings:
[]string{"",
"",
"",
"",
"302=5|295=1|299=0|188=0.74499|190=0.74549",
"302=4|295=1|299=0|188=0.74996|190=0.75026",
"302=3|295=1|299=0|188=88.751|190=88.801",
"",
"",
"",
"",
""
....
}
the code is below:
string := `8=FIX.4.4|9=181|35=i|34=6|49=XCD1|52=20171025-08:33:56.791|56=Q142|296=3|302=5|295=1|299=0|188=0.74499|190=0.74549|302=4|295=1|299=0|188=0.74996|190=0.75026|302=3|295=1|299=0|188=88.751|190=88.801|10=022|`
re := regexp.MustCompile(`302\=.+?190\=(\d|\.)+|`)
re.FindAllString(a1, -1)
you can try it on: https://play.golang.org/p/0x_lBAX6Vk