What is the advantage of unroll the loop compared to shorter regex notation with quantified alternatives?
Requirement : Two expressions, exp1
and exp2
, we need to match one or more of both. So I came up with,
Writing Regex for handling optional floating point symbols at start of string?
I’m currently using a regex for detecting valid floating point numbers which looks like this:
Add newlines before selected hyphen symbols
I have such a pattern in my text:
Add newlines before selected hyphen symbols
I have such a pattern in my text:
Javascript Regular Expression Not Failing When I Think It Should [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Regex – Should hyphens be escaped? [duplicate] (3 answers) Closed 16 days ago. My code: let g_Check = /^[a-z]+[a-z -.]{0,25}$/i; let bl = g_Check.test(“abc*”de”); // returns true, when I think it should return false because of the ‘*’ and ‘”‘ As you can see it returns true, when I […]
regex for comma followed by space or just comma
is it possible to make a regex with multiple delimiters? For example I want to split a string which can come in two forms: 1. “string1, string2, string3” or 2. “string1,string2,string3”. I’ve been trying to do this in javascript but with no success so far.
is there a way to avoid removing line breaks while removing extra spaces from a text file?
for example i am using :
How to find the last time element in a string and add text?
I need to find all time elements (10:10, 10:20, e.t.c) in a string. And add the string(local time) -> (10:10, 10:20 (local time) to the last element found. Times can be from one to three in a string.
How to find the last time element in a string and add text?
I need to find all time elements (10:10, 10:20, e.t.c) in a string. And add the string(local time) -> (10:10, 10:20 (local time) to the last element found. Times can be from one to three in a string.
Add new line after each sentence
Trying to add new line after end of each sentence: