Regex to strip lat/long from a string

Anyone have a regex to strip lat/long from a string? such as:

ID: 39.825 -86.88333

From stackoverflow

• To match one value

  -?\d+\.\d+
  

  For both values:

  (-?\d+\.\d+)\ (-?\d+\.\d+)
  

  And if the string always has this form:

  "ID: 39.825 -86.88333".match(/^ID:\ (-?\d+\.\d+)\ (-?\d+\.\d+)$/)
  

  Andreas Petersson : better answer, covers grouping! maybe re-accept this one.

• var latlong = 'ID: 39.825 -86.88333';
  
  var point = latlong.match( /-?\d+\.\d+/g );
  
  //result: point = ['39.825', '-86.88333'];
  

  Sean Bright : @Detroitpro - make sure to add a -? in front of the first \d to get negative values as well.

  meouw : I've edited my answer to include Sean's absolutely correct suggestion

• function parseLatLong(str) {
      var exp = /ID:\s([-+]?\d+\.\d+)\s+([-+]?\d+\.\d+)/;
  
      return { lat: str.replace(exp, "$1"), long: str.replace(exp, "$2") };          
  }
  
  function doSomething() {
      var res = parseLatLong("ID: 39.825 -86.88333");
  
      alert('Latitude is ' + res.lat + ", Longitude is " + res.long);
  }