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• Regex - how to tell something NOT to match?

  - by Jake Petroules

  How can I create a regex NOT to match something? For example I want to regex to match everything that is NOT the string "www.petroules.com". I tried [^www\.petroules\.com] but that didn't seem to work.

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• Regex to Strip Special Characters

  - by Neil

  I am trying to use regex.replace to strip out unwanted characters, but I need to account for spaces: string asdf = "doésn't work?"; string regie = @"([{}\(\)\^$&._%#!@=<>:;,~`'\’ \*\?\/\+\|\[\\\\]|\]|\-)"; Response.Write(Regex.Replace(asdf,regie,"").Replace(" ","-")); returns doésntwork instead of doésnt-work Ideas? Thanks!

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• Writing a regex in Latex

  - by Harm De Weirdt

  Hello everyone. In a Latex Report I am making I have to write a regex. There is only one in the whole report, so I don't really want to use packages and so on. This is the regex I am talking about: ^\"((\w|\s)+)\"$ I came up with this for Latex: \grave{ }\backslash\"'((\backslash w\| \backslash s)+)\backslash \"' \backslash \$ This gives me like 10 errors, and I can't really see what is wrong. Okay, it looks pretty bad but all the commands should work.. Thanks in advance, Harm

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• javascript regex validation

  - by Arun

  Is there any way to find which input character fails the regex pattern. For ex: consider [A-Za-z\s.&] is only allowable but the user enter like "test/string" where '/' invalidates input. How to find who fails regex (our case '/')

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• Regex to match last space character

  - by Gerald Ferreira

  Hi There I need some help I am looking for a regex that would match the last space character in a string. I am using Javascript and Classic ASP If there is someone that could maybe point me in the right direction I have a long string of text which I trim to 100 characters. I would like to remove the last character to avoid a spelling mistake if the trim cuts a word due to the 100 characters limit regex.replace(/[ ]$.*?/ig, ''); Anybody with ideas? Thanks

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• Regex: Filter out text before last occurrence

  - by StreamT

  TEXT: R:\Everybody\OlegB\DiskCleaner\1\NewsFeed\Regional\Bray People_2010-04-14_v3.zip REGEX: (?<titleid>.*)_(?<issuedate>(19|20)[0-9]{2}[- /.](0[1-9]|1[012])[- /.](0[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01]))_v(?<layoutver>[0-9]*) I need apply REGEX to the following part of TEXT: Bray People_2010-04-14_v3.zip How can I filter out all text before last occurrence of slash and apply expression to the reminded part.

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• Converting regex statment for sentance extraction to Ruby

  - by DavidP6

  I found this regex statement on the wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentence_boundary_disambiguation) for Sentence boundary disambiguation, but am not able to use it in a Ruby split statment. I'm not too good with regex so maybe I am missing something? This is statment: ((?<=[a-z0-9)][.?!])|(?<=[a-z0-9][.?!]\"))(\s|\r\n)(?=\"?[A-Z]) and this is what I tried in Ruby, but no go: text.split("((?<=[a-z0-9)][.?!])|(?<=[a-z0-9][.?!]\"))(\s|\r\n)(?=\"?[A-Z])")

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• regex limit length of characters?

  - by Jorm

  Is there a way to limit a regex to 100 characters WITH regex? \[size=(.*?)\](.*?)\[\/size] So [size=500]Look at me![/size] wouldnt work.

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• Easy Javascript Regex Question

  - by Matrym

  Why doesn't this assign prepClass to the string selectorClass with underscores instead of non alpha chars? What do I need to change it to? var regex = new RegExp("/W/", "g"); var prepClass = selectorClass.replace(regex, "_");

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• REGEX help, to remove <SPAN>s from the results

  - by nobosh

  The following REGEX: '(?i)]+class="findme"[^]*(.+?)' is resulting in: WTC Captive was created with a $1 billion FEMA grant and provides insurance coverage How can the REGEX above be updated to just send back: WTC Captive was created with a $1 billion FEMA grant and provides insurance coverage

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• Simple C# Tokenizer Using Regex

  - by Pete

  I'm looking to tokenize really simple strings,but struggling to get the right Regex. The strings might look like this: string1 = "{[Surname]}, some text... {[FirstName]}" string2 = "{Item}foo.{Item2}bar" And I want to extract the tokens in the curly braces (so string1 gets "{[Surname]}","{[FirstName]}" and string2 gets "{Item}" and "{Item2}") this question is quite good, but I can't get the regex right: poor mans lexer for c# Thanks for the help!

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• RegEx Help in Ruby

  - by Akash

  My sample file is like below: H343423 Something1 Something2 C343423 0 A23423432 asdfasdf sdfs #2342323 I have the following regex: if (line =~ /^[HC]\d+\s/) != nil puts line end Basically I want to read everything that starts with H or C and is followed by numbers and I want to stop reading when space is encountered (I want to read one word). Output I want is: H343423 C343423 Output my RegEx is getting is: H343423 Something1 Something2 C343423 0 So it is fetching the whole line but I just want it to stop after first word is read. Any help?

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• Java RegEx find, except when between quotes

  - by user1833511

  I need a Java RegEx to split, or find something in a string, but exclude stuff that's between double quotes. What I do now is this: String withoutQuotes = str.replaceAll("\\\".*?\\\"", "placeholder"); withoutQuotes = withoutQuotes.replaceAll(" ",""); but this doesn't work nice with indexOf, and I also need to be able to split, for example: String str = "hello;world;how;\"are;you?\"" String[] strArray = str.split(/*some regex*/); // strArray now contains: ["hello", "world", "how", "\"are you?\"] quotes are always balanced quotes can be escaped with \" Any help is appreciated

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• need a regex to parse a csv file with double quotes in php

  - by Brandon G

  Trying to parse a csv file that has all the data wrapped in double quotes, because there may be commas in the double quotes. Looks like this: $songs = '"1, 2, 3, 4 (I Love You)","Plain White T's","CBE10-22",15,"CBE10-22","","","CB",984,"","10/05/10"'; $regResult = preg_match( "", $songs, $matches ); I can't figure out a regex that will return the data between the quotes as the matches. I'm sure there is some regex master that can help me with this.

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• Regex is capturing the whole string

  - by M28

  I am using the following regex: (public|private +)?function +([a-zA-Z_$][0-9a-zA-Z_$]*) *\\(([0-9a-zA-Z_$, ]*)\\) *{(.*)} To match the following string: public function messenger(text){ sendMsg(text); } private function sendMsg(text){ alert(text); } (There is no line breaks in the string, they are converted to whitespaces before the regex runs) I wanted it to capture both functions, but it is capturing: $1: "" $2: "messenger" $3: "text" $4: " sendMsg(text); } private function sendMsg(text){ alert(text); " By the way, I am using Javascript.

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• Strange, regex.split Method matches one null element

  - by dontoo

  Regex rx = new Regex(@"[+-]"); string[] substrings = rx.Split(expression); expression = "-9a3dcbh-3bca-4ab4cf-3hc" //This is the iput string I want to split that string between + or -. My VS debugger shows substring array like this: substrings[0] = null //???Why substrings[1] = 9a3dcbh substrings[2] = 3bca substrings[3] = 4ab4cf substrings[4] = 3hc Why is the first element of arry null, is it because I am matching +-, and there is no + in my input string?

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• String generation with regex criteria

  - by menjaraz

  I wonder wether it is feasible to implement an optimal string generator Class meeting the following requirements: Generation criteria using regex Lexicographical order enumeration. Count propetry Indexed access I don't feel comfortable with regular expression: I cannot come up with a starting piece of code but I just think of a naive implementation using a TList as a base class and use a filter (Regex) against "brute force" generated string. Thank you.

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• Regex to match 0 - 999 but not blank

  - by James Cadd

  I'm working on a regex to match valid integer numbers such as the following: 0 1 99 999 However it should not allow matching an empty string. The closest I can get is: (0)|\\d{1,3} Which to me says a matching string will have either a zero or a series of digits between 1 and 3 characters long. However, empty strings still appear to match this pattern. What's the proper way to exclude empty strings from this regex?

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• Need to fix my regex

  - by Misha Zaslavsky

  I am trying to match a string to a regex pattern, but have some problems. My string could have 3 forms: [dbo].[Start] dbo.Start Start This is my regex: "^((\[)?dbo(\])?)?(\.)?(\[)?Start(\])?$" All 3 forms returns success but there are some more options such as: [dboStart or dbo[Start I know that this is because it is optional, but how could I make dependencies when making optional, so that if one optional has value then the second optional must have a value too. Could you help me please to fix this? Thanks.

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• Last matching symbol in Regex

  - by Menda

  I couldn't find a more descriptive title, but here there is an example: import re m = re.search(r"\((?P<remixer>.+) (Remix)\)", "Title (Menda Remix)") m.group("remixer") # returns 'Menda' OK m = re.search(r"\((?P<remixer>.+) (Remix)\)", "Title (Blabla) (Menda Remix)") m.group("remixer") # returns 'Blabla) (Menda' FAIL This regex finds the first parenthesis, and I would like to match the last parenthesis for always getting 'Menda'. I've made a workaround to this using extra functions, but I would like a cleaner and a more consistent way using the same regex. Thanks a lot guys.

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• regex question for removal of javascript malware

  - by jeff

  Been hit with some nasty javascript malware on my site. I know that each offending code block starts with the following: <script language=javascript><!-- (function() and ends with </script> I'd like to remove the nasty bits via regex on windows, using some sort of freeware regex replacement tool. Any suggestions here? Thank You much.

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• I need a regex to return true for 01.mp4

  - by Umair

  I want to sort out specific files depending on their names, i want a regex that returns true for file names like : 01.mp4, 99.avi, 05.mpg. the file extensions must match exactly to the ones that i want and the filename must start with characters which can not be longer than 2 characters. the first part is done but the file extensions aren't working. need some help the regex that I have is /^[0-9]{1,2}\.[mp4|mpg|avi]*/ but it also returns true for 01.4mp4, 01.4mp4m.

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• Regex not working in one case

  - by Arnej65

  I have a string with the following information. Obabikon, ON 49°10'N 94°10’W 2278 km N69°W I have a regex search as follows: String LongPattern = @"(~)?([0-9\?])+°([0-9\?])*'[EWO]"; return FindPattern(source, LongPattern); It should be finding the <94°10’W But is it not. This regex is working for the rest of my data with out any problems. Any clues?

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• Regex to match with digit in the string.

  - by Harikrishna

  I will have a different type of string(string will not have fixed format,they will be different every time) from them I want to remove some specific substring.Like the string can be OPTIDX 26FEB2009 NIFTY CE 2500 OPTIDX NIFTY 30 Jul 2009 4600.00 PE OPTSTK ICICIBANK 30 Jul 2009 700.00 PA I want to extract Rs.(digit) from those string and store it into one variable and then in those string there should not be Rs.(digit). What should be the regex for that ? EDIT private string ExtractingRupeesFromString(String str) { Match match = Regex.Match(cellRecord, @"(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)\D*$"); return match.Value.ToString(); }

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• Regex - find only replace occurences not touching some of them

  - by vittore

  Not very good at regex though and maybe that's a stupid question, I'm given string like "bla @a bla @a1 bla " I'm also pairs like {"a", "a2"} , {"a1", "a13"}, and am to replace @a to @a2 for first pair, and @a1 to @a13 for second one. The problem is when i use string.replace and look for @a , it also replaces @a1 but it should not. Help me with regex replace, please. Cheers

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