I\'ve a PCRE regular expression of the following form: Foo:\\\\s*(.*) When this is used to match Foo: b开发者_开发百科ar\\n then the group match contains the newline also.
I have to parse some strings based on PCRE in Python, and I\'ve no idea how to do that. Strings I want to parse looks like:
I have a string like this: Hello @"user name". Where are you from, @"user name"? I开发者_JS百科 need to get the string between the " statements (user name), but I don\'t know
I\'ve been searching the word boundaries from encodings with: <?php header(\'Content-Type: text/plain; charset=\"ISO-8859-7\"\');//Changing the charset attribute
Suppose I have a regex language supporting literals, positive and negative character classes, ordered alternation, the greedy quantifiers ?, *, and +, and the nongreedy quantifiers ??, *?, and +?. (Th
Suppose I have a regex language supporting literals, positive and negative character classes, ordered alternation, and the greedy quantifiers ?, *, and +. (This is essentially a subset of PCRE without
I\'m trying to validate timezones. Example: UTC-12 UTC-6:30 So - UTC will stay the same, sign will be alternating(+ or -) and number varies from -12 to +14.
I have a bunch of strings in a text file that have values in them I want to capture into groups.Each line/row in the text file is a unique record, but the values usually stick to a prescribed format i
Seen many questions on same topic here, but didn\'t find the answer :( I\'ve got this {{Infobox[^]*?({{[^{}]*?}}[^]*?)*}} regex. Works as a charm in Javascript and here http://www.gskinner.com/RegExr
This question alread开发者_JAVA百科y has answers here: Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: Regex for checking if a string has mismatched parentheses?
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