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I am trying to extract information from a message on an android application using regex which I am not quite good at yet.

The information I need is highlighted in bold from the following string.

PFEDDTYGD Confirmed.on 14/6/21 at 12:46PMKsh260.00 received from 254725400049 JOHN DOE. New Account balance is Ksh1,666. Transaction cost, Ksh1

code: PFEDDTYGD, date: 14/6/21, time:12:46, amountreceived: 260.00, phone no:254725400049 customer: JOHN DOE

here is my code: NB: the string is in multiline format.

For educational purpose I am using Python, Tkinter and Sqlite to create small prefabricated sentences, with small language templates like text.insert (tk.END, f "{City_Name} {is a city that owns} {Inhabitants} {inhabitants} {on a surface of} {Surface} "). The result should be (by way of example I remain the parentheses): {Paris} {is a city that owns} {2 229 095} {inhabitants} {on an area of} {105 km²}

The app starts with the selection of the Country in a combobox and then with the selection of the City in the combobox in the next combobox, for example "Paris", which in the database corresponds to City_Name. So the whole app focuses on city selection in the second combobox. So how can I retrieve from the row all the other data (Inhabitants, Name inhabitants, Surface, Language of the database) corresponding to "Paris", in order to automatically display them in the textobox, replacing them when requested?

To replace them when prompted automatically when prompted, I mean the curly brackets in text.insert, i.e. {Inhabitants}, {Surface}, etc.

IMPORTANT: In this way, I don't have to write the code for every single city, but I can write only one code that is valid for all the cities, because they automatically change {City_Name}, {Inhabitants}, {Surface}

P.S: I don't want to focus on a specific city, but obviously when you change the name of the city in the Combobox City, the data also changes (the row of data in the database), taking those corresponding to the selected city.

Can you please help me and show me the part of the code I need? Thank you

I cannot figure out how to tell Rider not to align the lines of a multiline statement. Instead of this (what Rider does by default):

I want to deploy hexo to github page:https://chenjuexu.github.io/

But it did not work like below:

$ hexo generate FATAL YAMLException: can not read a block mapping entry; a multiline key may not be an implicit key (107:18)

This Has To One OF The Most Annoying Errors In Python That Have So Many Solutions Depending On The Question

Main.py

I am new to Python. I'm having trouble executing an IF with a function inside. I enclose the code, including the graphic interface in Tkinter. In the same algorithm, I was wrong and i have difficulty in 2 things: write the correct IF conditions, and correctly call the Function inside IF, that is:

i justi study and test emeditor's marco now here i have a question about how can i use emediotr's marco to select multiline for example i want to select line-10 to line-20 simulatensly how i can do it in marco language

i have know i can use this

Since I already have a code that I am attaching, how can I manipulate the text and do these two things?

1. If I click on Button 1: in the vertical column "Word 1" of the database, is a random/casual word taken from among the various ones and then printed in the multiline textbox?
2. If I click on Button 2: in the vertical column "Word 2" a random/casual word is taken from among the various ones, and also in the vertical column "Word 3" a random/casual word is taken from among the various ones. Then both words are combined/merged and printed in the multiline textbox in this example way (with space): "gggggg ooooooo" or "Hello world".

I'm just starting out with Python. Can you show me the code of the 2 questions I asked, please? Thank you and excuse me

This is my regex: https://regex101.com/r/fBq3Es/1

(audiência|sessão virtual)(?:.(?!audiência|sessão virtual|até))*([1-2][0-9]|3[0-1]|0?[1-9])\s*de\s*([^\s]+)\s*de\s*((19|20)?\d\d)(?:,|\s*)*(?:,|\s*)*(?:\S*)?(?:,|\s*)*([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])(h|:|\s*horas*\s*e\s*|\s*horas*\s*)([0-5]?[0-9])?

It should pick something like this:

Lorem Ipsum Lorem Ipsum Lorem Ipsum Audiência em 24 de Julho de 2022 às 16:00 horas Lorem Ipsum Lorem Ipsum Lorem Ipsum

And extract the "24 de Julho de 2022 às 16:00 horas"

its taking only the "4 de Julho de 2022 às 16:00 horas" missing the first digit for some reason.

The problem is, "9 de Janeiro de 2021" (with no leading zeroes or any other numbers) is also a possible input and answer.

I asked this question a few days ago and got the answer that the logic for the date bit of my regex is working (but only when taken out of the larger expression) "([1-2][0-9]|3[0-1]|0?[1-9])", I've tried changing positions, different combinations, to make the zero fixed and add another or ([1-2][0-9]|3[0-1]|0[1-9]|[1-9]), none of them worked.

So why does it "Eat" the first day digit, when its inside the full expression?

A demo of it is running as said on regex101.com with the config set to ECMAScript (JavaScript) and global multiline and case insensitive.

As they questioned me where this is being used, this bit regex was taken from a workflow that has a text parser "Module" that accept regex with those configurations, I can only feed it a regex, no different programing languages allowed.

See the current regex 101 demo.