I am looking for a regular expression to determine when any of the values in a 32-bit hex value is non-zero. 

The data patterns look like `0x00000000` and I want to know when any of the digits is non-zero. For example, if `0x00001000` or `0x10000000` or `0xB000000` would be capture by the regular expression, but not a `0x00000000` pattern. Right now I perform a walking pattern match of

```
0x[^0]
0x0[^0]
0x00[^0]
...
0x0000000[^0]

```

This will work, but I much rather have one pattern if possible. Thanks.

Mark

Edit: I didn't mention as the RegEx was not needed in a program, otherwise I would have used a different approach, but I was using the RegEx to search for values in a log file using UltraEdit. I could have developed a program or some other means to search, but I was just being lazy, just being honest. Ben S solution worked both in UltraEdit and Rad Software Regular Expression Designer. rampion solution didn't work in either tool, not sure why.