I'm using the following lines of JavaScript to validate an input as a valid email address:
// Check for a valid email address
var reg = /^([A-Za-z0-9_\-\.])+\@([A-Za-z0-9_\-\.])+\.([A-Za-z]{2,4})$/;
var address = $('#formRegister-emailAddress').val();
if(reg.test(address) == false) {
// Validation Failed
alert('Please enter a va...
I want to apply a certain regular expression substitution globally to about 40 Javascript files in and under a directory. I'm a vim user, but doing this by hand can be tedious and error-prone, so I'd like to automate it with a script.
I tried sed, but handling more than one line at a time is awkward, especially if there is no limit t...
Hay this regualr expression working fine for Full Windows Folder Path
^([A-Za-z]:|\\{2}([-\w]+|((25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)\.){3}(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?))\\(([^"*/:?|<>\\,;[\]+=.\x00-\x20]|\.[.\x20]*[^"*/:?|<>\\,;[\]+=.\x00-\x20])([^"*/:?|<>\\,;[\]+=\x00-\x1F]*[^"*/:?|<>\\,;[\]+=\x00-\x20])?))\\([^"*/:?|<>\\.\x0...
hi, well this is my problem, i'm working in a script (python) to find some files, i compare names of files against a regular expression pattern, now, i have to find files ended with a "~" (tilde), so i builded the next regex:
if re.match("~$", string_test):
print "ok!"
well, python seems to not recognize the regex, i dont know why...
I'm not a native English and so I don't understand well the meaning of 'flavor'
may be is it referred to a regex syntax?? and if so how many regex syntax are there?
BRE ERE Perl etc.??
...
For an example input of:
<a href="abc" something=b foo="bar" baz=cool>
I am trying to match:
something=b
baz=cool
However, everything I end up with will only match the first one (something=b), even when using preg_match_all. The regular expression I am using is:
<\w+.*?(\w+=[^"|^'|^>]).*?>
Or:
<\w+ # Word starting with <
.*? #...
If I use this
string showPattern = @"return new_lightox\(this\);"">[a-zA-Z0-9(\s),!\?\-:'&%]+</a>";
MatchCollection showMatches = Regex.Matches(pageSource, showPattern);
I get some matches but I want to get rid of [a-zA-Z0-9(\s),!\?\-:'&%]+and use any char .+
but if do this I get no match at all.
What am I doing wrong?
...
HI ,
I am writing a java program to validate email addresses. This program use Pattern class to validate the input string against the Regex pattern. I have procured Regex Pattern for the email validatation and my program is successfully working.
Now, I see some wrong email addresses in my database(Email delevery fails to these addresse...
Hi,
Im trying to figure out via JS if invalid chars were entered in a textarea
I want to allow only this chars:
A-Za-z0-9 !#%&*()+-=,.?"';:/
If illegal chars were entered, I want to retrieve the bad chars, and trigger an error, i.e:
Invalid text, bad chars were written:
1) _
2) @
etc...
Thanks!
...
Hi,
I am working with some HTML for my site, I am basically moving my site from PHP to Rails.
I have literally thousands of pages and some parts of the site have different CSS files from others.
I can grab the tags fine but I added some conditions for different stylesheets to be loaded if its IE6/IE7/IE8 etc.
I am trying to figure o...
Hi,
I've table with data like
ticketid | comments
----------------------
1234 | >
> Ticket ID:TT19027
>
> Ticket Title:report debug
>
>
4567 |>
> Ticket ID:TT19028
>
> Ticket Title:report debug
>
>
I'm looking for a function or query that will return
ticketid | ticket_no_part_of_comments
1234 | TT19027
4567 ...
Hi all,
I'm trying to extract functions and function headers from some source code files. Here's an example of the type of code:
################################################################################
# test module
#
# Description : Test module
#
DATABASE test
###
# Global Vars
GLOBALS
DEFINE G_test_string STRING
END G...
I'm looking for tags that end in a specific way using regular expressions in PHP. However all my attempts either result in too much or too little.
For example, in the following string I'd like to match 'bar' because it is in a tag that ends with 'suffix'.
preg_match_all("/<(.*?)suffix>/", "<foo> <barsuffix> <baz>"
However the above l...
Hello,
I am doing a regex search on binary files, and I've just discovered a problem, every so often, a 64 byte checksum is used, which throws my searches out. What I want to know is; is there a way to ignore these 64bytes, regardless of where they appear in my data?
My regex is \x18\xC0\x40[\x42\x43][\x00\x01]\x00\x00\x00
my prob...
HI
how can i ensure that a string contains no digits using regex in ruby?
thanks
...
I have the following string "Downloaded: 1 files, 8.7K in 0s (16.9 MB/s)" which I got from wget and want to pattern match it by making a regular expression of it.
I tried with:
/^Downloaded: ([0-9]*) files, ([0-9GK]*) in ([0-9.]*)s ([0-9.]) [KM]B\/s/
But it does not work. I would appreciate any help. Thanks!
...
I have a situation where I might be getting one or both of a pair of characters and I want to match either.
For example:
str = 'cddd a dfsdf b sdfg ab uyeroi'
I want to match any "a" or "b" or "ab". If the "ab" comes together I want to catch it as a single match (not as two matches "a" "b"). If I get "ab" it will always be in that or...
Hi,
I'm working on a regular expression pattern to extract tag and attributes from an html element. But I have some problems with matching the attributes :s. Only the last attribute is stored into the matches array.
Here is the code:
<?php
$subject = '<font face="arial" size="1" color="red">hello world!</font>';
$find= '/<(?P<...
Lets say a directory has two files. Here are the contents
File1.txt
tagstart random string tagend
tagstart random string tagend
File2.txt
tagstart random string tagend
tagstart random string tagend
I want to grep the directory and extract the lines that have the following pattern
tagstart <any string> tagend
I also want to pi...
I am trying to parse a .csv file into a mysql database, and it's not fun.
Some rows look like this:
"Value", Value, "Value3", ,"Value,Value"
And some look like this:
Value, Value, , Value, , Value
This preg_split worked well except for fields that were empty:
foreach ($row as $item) {
$item = preg_split( "/[,]*\\\"([^\\\"]+)\\...