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QUESTION
I am working on a regex for prices in specific formats.
Valid inputs are:
- Natural Numbers
- Decimals(upto two places after decimal point) except 0.0 and 0.00
- All the above criteria without leading zeroes (ex- 05 and 08.45 are invalid but 5 and 8.45 are valid)
Examples of valid test cases
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 21:59Use
QUESTION
for get *created by:*
and *M*
and don't get *proudly *
or * proudly*
(have space near *
or *
) with regex in javascript.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 17:28The pattern that you tried matches:
\*
Match*
(
Capture group 1[^*]*
Match 0+ times any char except*
(So also match a space and therefore also match* proudly*
)[^*\s]
Match a single char other than*
or a whitespace char
)
Close group\*
Match*
To not get a space after the opening *
or before the closing *
you can start the match after the asterix with a char other than an asterix or whitespace char.
Then optionally repeat matching a space and again any char except an asterix or whitespace char to not match a space at the end.
QUESTION
for example :
i wanna get *created by:*
and *M*
and don't get *proudly *
or * proudly*
(have space near *
or *
) with regex in javascript.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 12:45QUESTION
I have a jquery validator method that check if URL is input, it works fine
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 08:04You can use
QUESTION
Wiktor helped me to isolate values when i had multiple sizes:
(?i)([a-z\d]+(?:[/-][a-z\d]+)?)[/-]([a-z\d]+(?:[/-][a-z\d]+)?)
However i was unable to look into how it could handle a single size all together
Test cases:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 15:59If your string should match from the start of the string, one option could be using an anchor to assert the start of the string.
QUESTION
EDIT:
While @Wiktor Stribiżew's answer helped me resolve both my issues (thanks again!), I came across a 3rd issue, on the lines of the 2nd one.
Error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 15:32I used one regex to match both cases with the same replace statements. Regex Explanation
QUESTION
In VS Code I'm using the extension Replace Rules.
In settings I'm hoping to use this regex to replace any finds with their uppercase versions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 20:47First, a snippet approach:
QUESTION
I'm using @Wiktor Stribiżew 's custom function ExtractAllRegex(). The script extracts all occurrences of a Regex pattern. In the example, I extract all words in column A starting with "v_"
Here is a Google Sheet showing what I'm trying to do.
The original strings are stored in column A. The custom function/the matches are in column B.
Wictors function works great for single cells. It also works great when I manually drag the formula down the column.
Here's Wictor's original code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-08 at 19:56I updated your script to:
QUESTION
Hi I'm trying to parse out scenes from a screenplay. I recently posted about dialogue and the regex pro @Wiktor Stribiżew helped me out. I was able to use this pattern to almost capture the scenes perfectly however Im looking for a little more help.
So you'll see I've captured two groups. group 1 for the EXT and INT which indicate a new scene and group 2 for the content of the scene. However, I'm looking to add BURNETT HOUSE - DAY to group 1. Basically adding context to the scene. This almost does it ([A-Z]+\b.)
but Im not sure how to merge it and it's sloppy and catches some single capital letters.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 18:27You can use
QUESTION
I have a .txt file (with a kind of XML code) that I am trying to restructure. I have 2 questions about things not working the way I want them to. (Both problems have been solved by the comments of Wiktor).
The file looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 20:01This site can be helpful with regex: https://www.rexegg.com/regex-conditionals.html
I’m not an expert at Regex, but I think adding the /n parameter is necessary, similar to how you checked for 0+ wildcards.
Edited: <(str|date|arr|int|long).="(.+)">\n(.)\n
You could try that? Again, I’m no expert on regex. Just trying to lend a helping hand.
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