I'm parsing a file with address details. Sometimes the address has one fax number, sometimes it has two fax numbers (on separate lines). How can I say "If there's a second fax number, grab it. If not, forget it" to my regex engine?
Here's an example with one fax number:
Tel: +1 212 12345
Fax: +1 212 23456
District HQ: Sprin...
Basically, the input field is just a string. People input their phone number in various formats. I need a regular expression to find and convert those numbers into links.
Input examples:
(201) 555-1212
(201)555-1212
201-555-1212
555-1212
Here's what I want:
<a href="tel:(201)555-1212">(201) 555-1212</a> - Notice the space is gone
<...
I need to make html pages where I want to share Ad space with other adsense users. I am trying to use javascript to find and replace adsense code using regex expression but I am stuck.
This is the piece of string I am trying to match.
pub-111111111111111";
/* 336x280, created 12/12/12 */
google_ad_slot = "2222222222";
An...
I have this sample string:
Sample string 1:
A^1.1#B^1#I^2#f^0#p^1#d^2010-07-21T08:52:05.222ZKHBDGSLKHFBDSLKFGNIF#%$%^$#^$XLGCREWIGMEWCERG
Sample string 2:
A^1.1#B^1#f^0#p^1#d^2010-07-22T07:02:05.370ZREGHCOIMIYR$#^$#^$#^EWMGCOINNNNNNVVVRFGGYVJ667VTG
So, from these strings, I need to take out the time stamp:
2010-07-21T08:52:05.222 or...
Hello,
After having read up on RE/NFA and DFA, it seems that finding a substring within a string might actually be asymptotically faster using an RE rather than a brute force O(mn) find. My reasoning is that a DFA would actually maintain state and avoid processing each character in the "haystack" more than once. Hence, searches in long...
I'm completely incapable of regular expressions, and so I need some help with a problem that I think would best be solved by using regular expressions.
I have list of strings in C#:
List<string> lstNames = new List<string>();
lstNames.add("TRA-94:23");
lstNames.add("TRA-42:101");
lstNames.add("TRA-109:AD");
foreach (string n in lstNam...
We have a variable with hmtl code inside.
<?php echo $list; ?>
This will give something like:
<li><a href='http://site.com/2010/' title='2010'>2010</a></li>
<li><a href='http://site.com/2009/' title='2009'>2009</a></li>
<li><a href='http://site.com/2008/' title='2008'>2008</a></li>
Want to add class for each <li>, it can be taken f...
I have a url formatted like this:
http://www.example.com/detail/state-1/county-2/street-3
What I'd like to do is parse out the values for state (1), county (2), and street (3).
I could do this using a combination of substr(), strpos(), and a loop. But I think using a regex would be faster however I'm not sure what my regex would be. ...
I'm using a jquery plugin that seems to need the color in "000000" format but when I do this:
currentcolor = $("#" + dividediting).css("background-color");
I get the output as:
rgb(0,0,0)
I'm wondering if there is a way to change the way it outputs or if I have to use regex to parse the result to get it to the needed format.. thank...
I do not want to allow blank passwords, but if I leave the textbox blank, the text property from the regular expression does not show up until I enter at least 1 character. How do I allow it not to have a blank password? I tried using the + sign instead of the * sign, but it still did not work.
<asp:RegularExpressionValidator
...
I'm trying to use Ruby to split to the right of a number.
For example: H2SO4
How do you do this?
I'd like to output ["H2", "SO4"]
x.split(/\d+/) yields: ["H", "SO"]
x.split(//) yields: ["H", "2", "S", "O", "4"]
Both cool but not exactly what I'm looking for.
...
I have a regex expression that traverses a string and pulls out 40 values, it looks sort if like the query below, but much larger and more complicated
est(.*)/test>test>(.*)<test><test>(.*)test><test>(.*)/test><test>(.*)/test><test>(.*)/test><test(.*)/test><test>(.*)/test><test>(.*)/test><test>(.*)/test><test>(.*)/test><test>(.*)/test><...
<?php
$str = "word <a href=\"word\">word</word>word word";
$str = preg_replace("/word(?!([^<]+)?>)/i","repl",$str);
echo $str;
# repl <word word="word">repl</word>
?>
source: http://pureform.wordpress.com/2008/01/04/matching-a-word-characters-outside-of-html-tags/
Unfortunality my project needs a semantic libs avaliabl...
Hello, Does anyone have a fix for the following;
I'm taking the following string:
<span id="tmpl_main_lblWord" class="randomWord">kid</span>
and using the following preg_match / regex rule;
preg_match("'/(<span id=.* class=.*>)(.*)(<\/span>)/'si", $buffer, $match);
But its returning with an empty array any ideas?
...
Hi there,
been trying the to figure out the escape char for "["and "]" in regex. I have the following pattern of string and this string is the actual string:
[somestring][anotherstring]
So the string will start with "[" followed by somestring and followed by with "]" and followed by "[" and followed by anotherstring and followed by "]...
I would like to do something like the below but throw an exception because there is no match. Is that possible?
var val = Regex.Match("nomatchplz", "notgoingtomatch(.*)").Groups[1].Value;
...
Ok say I have a paragraph of text:
After getting cut for the first and
last time in his life, Durant watched
from the sofa as the American team
waltzed into the gold-medal game and
then was tested by Spain, ultimately
emerging with a 118-107 victory that
ended an eight-year gold-medal drought
for the senior U.S. men's n...
I'm using Mercurial and I have a following structure:
files
test
demo.jpg
video.flv
video.doc
sport
demo2.jpg
picture.jpg
text.txt
demo3.jpg
demofile3.doc
I want to make a glob filter that only ignore all "jpg" files in all directory that are children of "files" directory
I tried with ...
Hello,
filter_var($url, FILTER_VALIDATE_URL) seems to be great way to detect if $url contains url or not. Is there any way to see what regular expression this function uses for detecting?
Thank you
...
How would a regex look like when I search for this string:
before CAN be many comment lines --------"Encrypted" after must come a newline.
this does not seem to work:
Regex pattern = new Regex(@"^[-]*$[Encrypted][\n]");
what do I wrong?
...