Hello all,
I have strings like that
OPEN SYSTEMS SUB GR (GM/BTIB(1111)/BTITDBL(2222)/BTVY(4444)/ACSVTYSAG)
and I need to extract 2222 from it.
What I was doing is this on the GROUPS String:
SUBSTRING(GROUPS, CHARINDEX('(',GROUPS, CHARINDEX('(',GROUPS, CHARINDEX('(',GROUPS,0)+1)+1)+1, 4 ) AS GroupNo
However I see that it is no...
I want to get all HTML <p>...</p> in a document.
Using Regex to find all such strings using:
Regex regex = new Regex(@"\<p\>([^\>]*)\</p\>", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);
But I am not able to get any result. Is there anything wrong with my regular expression.?
For now, I just want to get everything that comes in between <p>...</p> tags a...
I am trying to strip and replace a text string that looks as follows in the most elegant way possible:
element {"item"} {text {
} {$i/child::itemno}
To look like:
<item> {$i/child::itemno}
Hence removing the element text substituting its braces and removing text and its accompanying braces.
I believe the appropriate ...
I'm about to write a parser for a language that's supposed to have strict syntactic rules about naming of types, variables and such. For example all classes must be PascalCase, and all variables/parameter names and other identifiers must be camelCase.
For example HTMLParser is not allowed and must be named HtmlParser. Any ideas for a r...
I have a string variable that has multiple newlines in it and I'd like to test if the beginning of the string matches a regular expression. However, when I use the ^ character, it matches against text that begins at each newline.
I want this to match:
"foo\nbar" =~ /^foo/
and I want this to not match
"bar\nfoo" =~ /^foo/
I can't ...
I've got CSV data as follows:
1,poster,1,20# Recycled Bond,"4/0, colour master",16.5x23.4",trim
,files in colour attachments COH001 - 2556712,,FSC,,,
8,"Tags (#1-5,7-9)",8,20# Recycled Bond,"4/0, colour master",7x3 ",trim
1,Tags (#6),1,20# Recycled Bond,"4/0, colour master",7x3,trim
,files in colour attachments COH001 - 2556712,,FSC,,,...
Hi, I know there are plenty of questions on SO asking for regex help so I apologise in advance for yet another.
I've never used regular expressions before and I've searched online (and downloaded a program to show you the results of your regex) but I can't seem to figure the darn thing out myself which is annoying because I know it's re...
I need a regex in python to find a links html in a larger set of html.
so if I have:
<ul class="something">
<li id="li_id">
<a href="#" title="myurl">URL Text</a>
</li>
</ul>
I would get back:
<a href="#" title="myurl">URL Text</a>
I'd like to do it with a regex and not beautifulsoup or something similar to that. Does anyone ...
Does anyone know how to write a Regex.Split in order to convert
{video="my/video/file.flv,my/location.jpg"}
into
my/video/file.flv
my/location.jpg
...
Hey there,
I have this regex:
{link=([^|{}]+)|([^|{}]+)|([^|{}]+)}
this works great and returns me three groups between the pipe symbols, ie. this, that and blah from {link=this|that|blah}. As long as the text contains no pipe, or two curly braces (as they are reserved words in my tag builder.)
However I am still getting a match if ...
I am attempting to run a regex on my site, and I am getting this response:
Compilation failed: support for \P,
\p, and \X has not been compiled at
offset 1
After googling for a bit, I've found that apparently my PCRE on my server is not UTF8 enabled, and is therefore causing problems. When I ssh with pcretest -C I get
PCRE ver...
Hey there,
I have been working on this regex:
{link=([^|{}]+)\||([^|{}]+)\||([^|{}]+)}
I wish to capture any non-pipe or bracket chars and place them in appropriate backreference (group).
How can I return the following:
If test string is {link=a} return a into group 3.
If test string is {link=a|b} return a into group 2, b into group...
Hello!
I am looking for a regex that validates simple website addresses, i.e.
http://www.stackoverflow.com
www.stackoverflow.com
stackoverflow.com
stack-overflow.co.it
I need it for contact details, 'Website' field, then when user click it opens IE, it doesn't have to be strict, I just don't want the user to enter 'I love milk' or ...
I would like to extract certain rows from a log file using native Windows command line tools or batch file (.bat). Here's a sample log file:
2009-12-07 14:32:38,669 INFO Sample log
2009-12-07 14:32:43,029 INFO Sample log
2009-12-07 14:32:45,841 DEBUG Sample log
2009-12-07 14:32:45,841 DEBUG Sample log
2009-12-07 14:32:52,029 WARN Sam...
How do I improve my Perl regex to handle the __DATA__ below?
my ($type, $value) =~ /<(\w+)\s+(.*?)\(\)>/;
__DATA__
<dynamic DynamicVar>
<dynamic DynamicVar > # not need attache the blackspace to $value when return
<dynamic DynamicFun()>
<dynamic DynamicFun() > # not need attache the blackspace to $value when return
I want to return...
I'm trying to replace all the carriage return characters in a string obtained from a multi line text box in a Windows Form with the string ", <BR>" so that when I use the string in some HTML it displays correctly.
Function Blah(ByVal strInput As String) As String
Dim rexCR As Object
rexCR = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
rexCR.Pa...
Say I have a sentence:
I am a good buy and bad boy too
How to select every word except boy in this sentence using regular expression ?
...
given the following string in PHP:
$html = "<div>
<p><span class='test1 test2 test3'>text 1</span></p>
<p><span class='test1 test2'>text 2</span></p>
<p><span class='test1'>text 3</span></p>
<p><span class='test1 test3 test2'>text 4</span></p>
</div>";
I just want to either empty or remove any class that has "test2" in it, so the resu...
Hi,
I ve got the following reg exp
(-[^\w+])|([\w+]-[\w+])
I want to use it to replace dashes with a whitespace
test -test should not be replaced
test - test should be replaced
test-test should be replaced
So only if test -test the dash should NOT be replaced.
Currently ([\w+]-[\w+]) is replaci...
I know that it is easy to match anything except a given character using a regular expression.
$text = "ab ac ad";
$text =~ s/[^c]*//g; # Match anything, except c.
$text is now "c".
I don't know how to "except" strings instead of characters. How would I "match anything, except 'ac'" ? Tried [^(ac)] and [^"ac"] without success.
Is it ...