#include <string>
#include <tr1/regex>
#include "TextProcessing.h"
const std::string URL_PATTERN("((http://)[-a-zA-Z0-9@:%_\\+.~#?&//=]+)");
const std::string REPLACEMENT("<a href=\"$&\"\">$&</a>");
std::string textprocessing::processLinks(const std::string & text)
{
// essentially the same regex as in the previous example, b...
This is the (non-escaped) regex i'm using so far
\{<<"(\w+)">>, \[(<<"(\w+)">>,?)+\]\}.
To match this:
{<<"user_1">>, [<<"user_2">>,<<"user_3">>,<<"user_04">>]}.
And these are the groups I'm getting:
1: user_1
2: <<"user_04">>
3: user_04
Any thoughts on why it isn't giving the multiple users?
If you were wondering the file form...
For a blog like project, I want to get the first few paragraphs, headers, lists or whatever within a range of characters from a markdown generated html fragment to display as a summary.
So if I have
<h1>hello world</h1>
<p>Lets say these are 100 chars</p>
<ul>
<li>some bla bla, 40 chars</li>
</ul>
<p>some other text</p>
And assum...
hello, I am wanting to rename 1k files using python. they are all in the format somejunkDATE.doc
basically, I would like to delete all the junk, and only leave the date. I am unsure how to match this for all files in a directory.
thanks
...
Given the following code:
var myList = new List<string> { "red", "blue", "green" };
Regex r = new Regex("\\b(" + string.Join("|", myList.ToArray()) + ")\\b");
MatchCollection m = r.Matches("Alfred has a red and blue tie and blue pants.");
Is there a way to derive a List<string> of the "found" items ("red", "blue", "blue")?
...
As I am well aware that PHPDom can solve half of my problem, I'm in need of a way (not necessarily regex) to be able to find a certain DOM element based on a given innerHTML.
say for example i got this code:
<tr>
<td class="ranking_rank" style="vertical-align:middle;">48697</td>
<td class="ranking_ign" style="vertical-align:middle;...
I have made a search engine and I am comparing a search string against a list of words. However I want to omit words like "How,do,i". So if the user search for "How do I find my IP?". If I have 3 other items beginning with How do I it wouldn't really be able to return a good relevancy.
right now its setup (a-z0-9)+userinput+(a-z0-9) Wan...
Dear all,
I want to write the regular expression in php for matching the line within a double and single quotes. Actually I am writing the code for removing comment lines in css file.
Like:
"/* I don't want to remove this line */"
but
/* I want to remove this line */
Eg:
- valid code /* comment */ next valid code "/* not a comme...
^(\s+) only removes the whitespace from frist line, how to remove the front whitespace from all the lines?
...
I've a user form where I take a phone number as input in one of my fields. I have two seperate RegEx statements checking on the input.
First one is:
preg_match('/^([\(]{1}[0-9]{3}[\)]{1}[\.| |\-]{0,1}|^[0-9]{3}[\.|\-| ]?)?[0-9]{3}(\.|\-| )?[0-9]{4}$/', $phone);
and it works great. It can identify many different formats i.e. 222-333-44...
The question is: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3978351/how-to-avoid-backslash-escape-when-writing-regular-expression-in-c-c
Stackoverflow does not allow to answer my own question. So I post it as a faked "question"
When I reading [C: A reference manual] Chapter 3: Prepressors. An idea emerges:
#define STR(a) #a
#define R(var, r...
We need to generate a unique URL from the title of a book - where the title can contain any character. How can we search-replace all the 'invalid' characters so that a valid and neat lookoing URL is generated?
For instance:
"The Great Book of PHP"
www.mysite.com/book/12345/the-great-book-of-php
"The Greatest !@#$ Book of PHP"
www.my...
First let me post you some example strings:
string_position = ("\"%s\";\"%s\";\"%s\";\"\";\"%s\"\r\n\"%s\";\"%s\";\"%s\";\"%s - %s\";\"%s\";\"%.0f\";\"FR\";\"%.2f\";\"%.2f\";\"%.2f\";\"%s\";\"%s\";\"%s\";\"%s\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"\";\"B\"\r\n",POSNR_NR_ID,POSNR_NR_ID,POSNR,POSNR_NR_ID,ARTN...
The other day I sat with a regular expression problem. Eventually I solved it a different way, without regular expressions, but I would still like to know how you do it :)
The problem I was having was running svn update via an automated script, and I wanted to detect conflicts. Doing this with or withouth regex is trivial, but it got me...
If I run
"Year 2010" =~ /([0-4]*)/;
print $1;
I get empty string.
But
"Year 2010" =~ /([0-4]+)/;
print $1;
outputs "2010". Why?
...
I have a text file that I extracted from a PDF file. It's arranged in a tabular format; this is part of it:
DATE SESS PROF1 PROF2 COURSE SEC GRADE COUNT
2007/09 1 RODRIGUEZ TANIA DACSB 06500 001 A 3
2007/09 1 RODRIGUEZ TANIA DACSB 06500 001 A- 2
2007/09 1 RODRIGUEZ TANIA DACSB 06500 001 B 4
2007/09 1 RODRIGUEZ TANIA DACSB 0...
how to Validate a Phone number so that it should not allow all same numerics like 99999999999 or 11111111111 in JAVA
thanks
Sunny Mate
...
Hi,
I am using following code to check first four characters are alphabate or not.
var pattern = new RegExp('^[A-Z]{4}');
if (enteredID.match(pattern))
isValidAlphabates = true;
else {
isValidAlphabates = false;
This is working fine; Now I need to check the next 6 characters (of the entered text) need to be only numeric (0 to ...
In C#, how do I find all the words starting with '$' sign and ending with space, in a long string, using Regular expressions?
...
Please help, I'm going crazy!
RewriteRule ^([a-z0-9_-]+)?/?search/?$ search.php?id=$1&%{QUERY_STRING} [NC,L]
This is my current code. Sometimes people will visit mysite.com/search, other times they will visit mysite.com/boris/search and I detect a user with an empty($_GET['id']) check.
However I am creating another search, mysite.com...