I have an \'xml file\' file that has some unwanted characters in it <data> <tag>blar </tag><tagTwo> bo </tagTwo>
I am attempting to clean out a ton of spam that was injected into a client\'s blog. One of the issues is that the hack that originally did the injection did so in a way that it actually wound up with
I have strings of the form: greengrocerabc sandwichcba oscardcba I\'d like to lazily match开发者_C百科 abc, abcd and abcde, so I can get the first component. So something like
If I have a bunch of data across multiple lines, how do I make it non greedy?What I have is greedy. example data
I have a string of the form开发者_JAVA技巧: canonical_class_name[key1=\"value1\",key2=\"value2\",key3=\"value3\",...]
I\'m using python regular expression module, re . I need to match anything inside \'(\' \')\' on this two phrases, but \"not so greedy\". Like this:
I want to make a greedy match to开发者_运维知识库 an alternative of either zero to \'m\' consecutive occurences of \'a\' or zero to \'n\' consecutive occurences of \'b\'. If I do
I am having trouble trying to write a non-greedy regex statement. Here is my string: <strong>name</strong><strong>address</strong>mailto:blabla@email.com
I found this tutorial on regular expressions and while I intuitively understand what "greedy", "reluctant" and "possessive" qualifiers do, there seems to be a serious hol
I\'ve a input string like \"===text=== and ===text===\" and I want to replace wiki syntax with the corresponding html tag.
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