I\'m constructing a regular expression that uses strings input by the user but the strings might contain special characters such as . \\ or * and I want those to be treated as literals and not interpr
I am essentially attempting to replace all of the footnotes in a large text.There are various reasons I am doing this in Objective-C, so please assume that constraint.
Starting a new question as my other question solved a different issue with the regex. Here\'s my regex:
I\'m trying to scan a given string for a number. The number cannot be after \"v/v./vol/vol.\", and cannot be inside parentheses. Here\'s what I have:
i would like to get everything inbetween &v= and \"> using a regex expression, NSString *YouTubeRegex =@\"/amp;v=([^(\\\">)]+)/\";
I\'d like to开发者_开发技巧 change the case (ie, lowercase to uppercase) of found matches using RegexKitLite but don\'t know how or if it\'s possible. In PCRE regex, you can have in the replacement pa
I\'m trying to get some info out of a document. I\'m trying to match the info I need with regex, which matches 3 numbers within a string. It works fine, but it only matches the first occurance. I need
NSString *myText = @\"mary had a little lamb\"; NSString *regexString = @\"mary(.*?)little\"; for(NSString *match in [myText captureComponentsMatchedByRegex:regexString]){
I\'ve got a string with very unclean HTML. Before I parse it, I want to convert this: <TABLE><TR><TD width=\"33%\" nowrap=1><font size=\"1\" face=\"Arial\">
I am new to iphone development. I am using RegexkitLite framework to parse and retrieve the particular content from the Html source. I want to retrieve the content in the attribute tag. How开发者_运维