Hello all,
I want to match roman numbers using Groovy regular expressions (I have not tried this in Java but should be the same).
I found an answer in this website in which someone suggested the following regex:
/M{0,4}(CM|CD|D?C{0,3})(XC|XL|L?X{0,3})(IX|IV|V?I{0,3})/
The problem is that a expression like /V?I{0,3}/ is not greedy in ...
Can I do something like this in Perl? Meaning pattern match on a file name and check whether it exists.
if(-e "*.file")
{
<Do something>
}
I know the longer solution of asking system to list the files present; read it as a file and then infer whether file exists or not.
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Hi there,
I have a MySQL table containing event data.
On this table, I have a FULLTEXT index, incorporating event_title,event_summary,event_details of types varchar,text,text respectively.
Examples of titles include: "Connections Count", "First Aid", "Health & Safety".
I can search the table as follows:
SELECT * FROM events WHERE MA...
Hey,
I have the following regex:
regex = compile("((?P<lastyear>[\dBFUPR]+)/)*((?P<lastseason>[\dBFUPR]+))*(^|-(?P<thisseason>[\dBFUPR]*))")
Which I am using to process horce racing form strings. Sometimes a horses' form will look like this "1234-" meaning that it has not raced yet this season (there are no numbers to the right of th...
A new project with some interesting requirements has arrived on my desk. I need to develop a searchable directory of businesses, with a focus on delivering relevant results based on arbitrary search queries. The businesses can be of any niche; there's no one area that is more represented than another.
When googling for things like "se...
I've got a multiline string like this. Ity has line feeds.
[Site Url="http://medportal.domain.edu" Owner="DOMAIN\user1" SecondaryOwner="DOMAIN\user2" ContentDatabase="WSS_Content_$1" StorageUsedMB="0.8" StorageWarningMB="0" StorageMaxMB="0" /]
[Site Url="http://medportal.domain.edu/sites/ahSC" Owner="DOMAIN\user1" ContentDatabase="WSS...
Hi.
How do I remove all matching substrings in a string? For example if I have 20 40 30 30 30 30, then I just 20 40 30 (and not the other 30s). Do I use a regex? If so, how?
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I want to leverage the warning that Scala issues when a matching is missing ("not exhaustive") - so that I don't forget one (I have dozens). The following simplified example shows my attempt:
sealed case class MESSAGE()
class SUCCESS_MESSAGE extends MESSAGE
class FAILURE_MESSAGE extends MESSAGE
def log(str: String, msgType: MESSAGE) {
...
I'm trying to do a friend search app.
So to do that I'm using regular expressions like:
SELECT ...
WHERE firstname REGEXP $firstname
And the $firstname variable is a string - for example:
(ch|k)ris
But for some reason it does not work. maybe the ( | ) doesn't work in MySQL?
What can I use instead of that operator to do the same ...