I need to identify (potentially nested) capture groups within regular expressions and create a tree. The particular target is Java-1.6 and I'd ideally like Java code. A simple example is:
"(a(b|c)d(e(f*g))h)"
which would be parsed to
"a(b|c)d(e(f*g))h"
... "b|c"
... "e(f*g)"
... "f*g"
The solution should ideally account for cou...
Given the following input and regex strings:
const string inputString = "${Principal}*${Rate}*${Years}";
const string tokenMatchRegexString = @"\${([^}]+)}";
How can I replace each token (i.e. ${Principal}, ${Rate}, and ${Years}) with the return value of my 'ReplaceToken' function?
private static string ReplaceToken(string tokenStrin...
i have strings in the form [abc].[some other string].[can.also.contain.periods].[our match]
i now want to match the string "our match" (i.e. without the brackets), so i played around with lookarounds and whatnot. i now get the correct match, but i don't think this is a clean solution.
(?<=\.?\[) starts with '[' or '.['
([^\[]*) ...
I am trying to get the word after Sysdba. out of a string. Here is a example where my result would be PRODUCTION
CAST(CASE WHEN SYSDBA.PRODUCTION.SHIPPING_COMPLETE_DATE IS NOT NULL THEN 1 ELSE 0 END AS bit) AS [Shiping Completed]]
I created the regex expression
Regex CatagoryRegex = new Regex(@"SYSDBA\.(.#)\.", RegexOptions.IgnoreCa...