I need to match the numbers in the following strings. It is possible they may be part of longer strings with other numbers in them, so I specifically want to ma
On Angular, I am trying to validate email using following regex - ^(([^<>()[\]\\.,;:\s@\"]+(\.[^<>()[\]\\.,;:\s@\"]+)*)|(\".+\"))@((\[[0-9]{1,3}\.
Cant find any information about regex groups, but what i want to do is: Filter out a string of all ARN's, extract the AWS Services from the ARN's, is it even po
I have a following text fd types:["a"] s types: ["b","c"] types: [ "one" ] types: "two" types: ["three", "four", "five","six"] no: ["Don't","read","this"]
I have a following text fd types:["a"] s types: ["b","c"] types: [ "one" ] types: "two" types: ["three", "four", "five","six"] no: ["Don't","read","this"]
I appeal to those fluent in regex: it would take you less then a minute to give me the anwser, but I spent ALL DAY looking for solution. Tried the regex online
Right now I have a couple separate regular expressions to filter data from a string but I'm curious if there's a way to do it all in one go. Sample Data: (DATA$
How do I make an expression to match absolutely anything (including whitespaces)? Example: Regex: I bought _____ sheep. Matches: I bought sheep. I bought a sh
I'm trying to write a regex for my Kotlin/JVM program that satisfies: Given this line of text {#FF00FF}test1{#112233}{placeholder} test2 It should match: Match
I want to use an awk script to figure out the which modules have to be compiled before I can compile a FORTRAN source file. My project is structured in a way th
I want to know if there is a formula to extract a complete string containing 'xxx' between two spaces. For example:
I am trying to retrieve IDs from a table in Sybase ASE 16.0 The query has to return IDs starting with AB or BC. Example AB0001 AB0002 BC0001 BC0002 The regular
Tampermonkey has a deprecation warning in for the @include statement for my user scripts: // @include /https\:\/\/([a-z\.]*\.)?(((stackexchange|askubuntu|superu
I am trying to collect IP addresses of the pods which has 3 network interfaces attached to. From the output of kubectl get pod .. -o yaml, I would like to coll
I have the following anchor tag in an html document that I want to extract the link and the text from: <a href="https://www.catholicgallery.org/bible-drb/act
I need to get: If either of the characters is not a letter, return -1 If both characters are the same case, return 1 If both characters are letters, but not the
I have a file full of \u codes and want to replace them all with corresponding utf8 character, for example "\u00FC" will become "ü": Here is how far I got:
I am new to XQuery so could you please help me to understand what is § and §.*$ in below MarkLogic XQuery: if (matches($cite, '§'))
Some folders named mydata in a different directory. For example, First mydata folder path is C:\path1\user\mydata The second mydata folder path is C:\somewhere\
Some folders named mydata in a different directory. For example, First mydata folder path is C:\path1\user\mydata The second mydata folder path is C:\somewhere\