Regex to match lines followed by another Line
I’m working with a text input and i need a regex pattern to capture lines that are followed by another line. Specifically i want to match lines that end with exactly one newline character and are immediately followed by another line (Except Last Line)
matching nested two-part patterns
I am processing various text strings to extract parameters and values for use in a ‘parameters’ table. These strings vary in size and complexity, so it’s not like I can expect a consistent syntax. One rule might say “the minimum distance to the next city is > 25.0 miles”. A different rule, however, might say “the minimum distance to (a city with a population >= 25000) is 70.0 miles”. The first rule only has one parameter ‘key’ (minimum distance), while the second also has a secondary key (population).
Match urls starting with http and end with a domain using regex
I have a very large string where it might contain ‘http’ urls from ‘mysite’. I want to match instances of these urls.
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RegEx to match full string
I am trying to create a regex for 301s that will help me identify the url: site.com/abc/ and redirect to site.com/xyz/. I’ve tried regex as ^abc/? and it works fine but the problem is even urls like site.com/123/sdas/abc/213 are getting caught. How can I ensure only /abc gets matched with the full string url?
RegEx to match full string
I am trying to create a regex for 301s that will help me identify the url: site.com/abc/ and redirect to site.com/xyz/. I’ve tried regex as ^abc/? and it works fine but the problem is even urls like site.com/123/sdas/abc/213 are getting caught. How can I ensure only /abc gets matched with the full string url?
Match pattern then space then nothing
Below, you can see an example of strings. I’m interested to catching only strings similar to the first or second. Those strings has only one space after the last ‘]’ then nothing.
How do I make part of a regex match optional?
This is an example string:
regex – How to put a TERM(string) into each string [closed]
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