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 a file which has few lines as below ABCD|100.19000|90.100|1000.000010|SOMETHING BCD|10.100|90.1|100.019900|SOMETHING
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 decided to, for fun, make something similar to markdown. With my small experiences with Regular Expressions in the past, I know how extremely powerful they are, so they will be what I need.
This question already has answers here: What do 'lazy' and 'greedy' mean in the context of regular expressions?
I\'m trying to replace something like this: NSSomeFunction(@\"some var\", @\"another one\") With: NSSomeOhterFunction(@\"some var\")
I have the following text I am trying match using regular expressions: PRINT CONVERT(NVARCHAR, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 111) + \' \' +
I\'d like to port a generic text processing tool, Texy!, from PHP to Java. This tool does ungreedy matching everywhere, using preg_match_all(\"/.../U\").
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