I am in need to use the Word Boundary(y) as a condition to match the exact word which is been searched as a Query Param. I am writing this regex and executing in PostgreSQL but it is returning FALSE. text_search_value…
I want to splits a string on '_' and replace 3rd group with 'oooo'. Is there any way to do it simply and without assuming there's exactly 5 groups? CONCAT( SPLIT_PART(test, '_', 1) ,SPLIT_PART(test, '_', 2) ,'OOOO' ,SPLIT_PART(test, '_', 4)…
Using Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, and Android Studio I'm trying to develop a feature for an application that makes heavy use of Regular Expression or commonly known as Regex. That feature in question is a string parser that divides a string…
I would like to replace instances of "n", "t", and " " (four spaces) in RegEx, but preserve all whitespace inside of an HTML comment block. Unfortunately, the comment can contain anything, including other HTML tags, so I have to…
I am trying to exclude no between 139 to 199. All the other values from 000 to 138 and 200 to 999 are acceptable
I want to create a HTML pattern for a field as (Display name). There isn't any more complex file, just a HTML file with one field. The requirements are: The starting character of the field can just be a uppercase…
I'm trying to validate a password using the following regex in JavaScript: /^(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[A-Z])(?=.*d)(?=.*[@$!%*?&])[A-Za-zd@$!%*?&]+$/ The validation requirements are: At least one lowercase letter At least one uppercase letter At least one number At least one special character Here is the password…
In a text that comes with a separator, I need to create several paragraphs for a document written in LaTeX. The purpose of this code is to replace any content within quotes with textquote{the text} Let's assume the following text:…
I would like to match an HTML <p ...> tag when the 1st char after closing tag > is in lower case, I saw some answers on this site to match p tag with attribute, but not a simple p…
I asked this question to chatGpt, he gave me this regex and example: let str = '"This is a "test" string with "quotes" in the middle."'; let result = str.replace(/(?<=^|[^"])(")(?=S.*")/g, 'replacement'); console.log(result); But I still get the first double quotes…