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Started by OpAnt on
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Seriously though, who types "preciate"? People who preciate....
Just kidding, the Bobcats are awful.
You're friends with Michael Jordan? Jesus dude, could you introduce me? Ya, I hear it a lot, but I don't think I've ever seen "preciate it" written down before .
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Is is possible to detect a valid regular expression with another regular expression? If so please give example code below.
Started by psytek on
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by 6 people.
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However: if you loosen written a wonderful treatise on regex engine... .
True regular this is a necessary requirement for regular expressions the answer is no.
Good question.
It now matches itself (the short version at least).
Edge assertions.
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Does anyone have any good link to a website or a good tool to create regular expressions rather than break your head to create one. The tool should be able to create regular expressions by simply selecting some sort of pattern text. For e.g If I want ...
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But you can make use of software with these regexes:
They'll probably look... .
But I'd recommend putting some time in and learning regular regular expressions without having any clue about them doesn't work.
Expresso has a regex GUI builder.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Started by foxanon on
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by 2 people.
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Lemme guess, last day on the warranty? I don't get it. .
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I am pretty new to regular expressions. I want to write a regular expression which validates whether the given string has only certain characters. If the string has any other characters than these it should not be matched.
The characters I want are:
&...
Started by Teja Kantamneni on
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by 5 people.
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/^[&':,/-().#";A-Za-z0-9]*$/
There are two main approaches to construct a regular expression.
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Some unexpected, spectacular or regular '11-12 regular season stats.
Copy/pasted from reddit.com/r/nba
* John Wall shot 3/42 from the 3pt line this season. That's a 7.1%!
* John Wall had the most turnovers this season (255/66), ahead of Kevin Durant ...
Started by OmniStrife on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at insidehoops):
Great stuff! :applause: Re: Some unexpected....
Re: Some unexpected, spectacular or regular '11-12 regular season stats.
That was pretty awesome.
Re: Some unexpected, spectacular or regular '11-12 regular season stats.
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Quirky Scion shifts to regular cars, regular ads Quirky Scion shifts to regular cars, regular ads
Mark Rechtin
Automotive News | April 30, 2012
Nearly a decade after Toyota launched Scion with quirky cars and edgy music, the subbrand's sales have dropped...
Started by nadepalma on
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by 15 people.
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Re: Quirky Scion shifts to regular cars, regular ads nothing like launching huh? Re: Quirky Scion ....
Re: Quirky Scion shifts to regular cars, regular ads Funny, my twentysomething son and I were just; 05-03-2012 at 12:07 AM .
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Google and Bing do not support regular expressions while searching.
Is there any search engine that does support regular expressions?
Started by ebattulga on
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by 3 people.
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Doing a regex support across all of them is pretty much impossible given the current state.
Google and Bing does not actually.
Google Code Search allows you to use regular expressions.
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I'm pretty new to regular expressions, but I'm sure a regex would give me something much more elegant than anything I could do with string methods.
I've got a hyperlink in the form of:
<a href="http://server.com/default.aspx?abc=123">hello</a...
Started by TesterTurnedDeveloper on
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by 8 people.
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You can also click a regular expression to see an example slide down with a neat jQuery animation, but I digress references as well as a narrative style....
It's not quite done but it's pretty close.
On a clean & concise .NET regex reference.
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I want to make my user profiles 'pretty' as it were. Here is the regular URL:
user.php?user=UserName
I want this to become:
user/Username
Please help :) Im a .htaccess newbie.
Started by Ben Shelock on
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by 3 people.
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RewriteRule ^user/(.+)$ user.php?user=$1 [L,QSA] Try these directives:
RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^user/([^/]+)$ user.php?user=$1 [L,QSA]
This rule rewrites any request with a URL path of the form /user/ foobar internally to /user.php?user= foobar ... .
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