I\'m trying to match the local part of an email address before the @ character with: LOCAL_RE_NOTQUOTED = \"\"\"
I\'m trying to match a label within a valid domain name using a regular expression in Python: DOMAIN_LABEL_RE = \"\"\"
I want to match all strings ending in \".htm\" unless it ends in \"foo.htm\".I\'m generally decent with regular expressions, but negative lookaheads have me stumped.Why doesn\'t this work?
$line = \'bob never ever said every reverie was good\'; Looking: Match and capture ONLY the word \'ever\'. Do so using lookahead and/or lookbehind assertions.
In this example: (\"Talking with Bengt Holmstrom 1\" \"#44\") (\"Chapter 1 What is Economics? 3\" \"#46\")
I\'m trying to match only when all space-separated words are longer than 3 word characters (3 word characters are mandatory, abc* is right but ab* is not). This is my test:
is there a way to print out lookahead portion of a regex pattern in java? String test = \"hello world this is example\";
input1=\"caused/VBN by/IN thyroid disorder\" Requirement: find word \"caused\" that is followed by slash followed by any number of capital alphabets -- and not followed by space + \"by/IN.
In Java, I was unable to get a regex to behave the way I wanted, and wrote this little JUnit test to demonstrate the problem:
I\'m doing some regular expression gymnastics. I set myself the task of trying to search for C# code where there is a usage of the as-operator not followed by a null-check within a reasonable amount o
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