As stated above, our vehicle registration system goes like this, the first character is a letter 'B' followed by 3 numbers ranging from 101 to 999 then the las 3 characters are letters like 'ABC'. I tried $regex = '/B+[101-999].{3,3}+[a-zA-Z].{3,3}/i';…
I have 3 url for example Homepage: www.example.com/ Admin: www.example.com/wp-admin Products: www.example.com/products 3rd url could be any url after main domain like so: www.example.com/something What i want is to redirect url if only the url is something after main domain…
As below pattern (currentStore.*?}.*?=.*?useApp) which search for a pattern like this: const {currentStore} = useApp(); But I need a pattern which search for a content where assignation of currentStore is happening like below(Not(currentStore.*?}.*?=.*?useApp)): currentStore = await MultiStoreService.getStoreInfoByLocation(zipCode, subdistrict); I mean…
I am validating strings in multiple formats. Any integer x (matched) if(x < 2)no matched. Numbers with hyphens x-y if(y > x) matched, x-y-z (no matched) Format - x;y;z;g (matched), x;x;z;z (no matched)* Always value >= 2 I created a…
I'm trying to write a method to count the number of words when the content is in chinese and japanese. This should exclude the special characters / punctuations / whiteSpaces. I tried creating a regex for each locale and find…
I'm trying to create a named match regex expression in JavaScript which captures build information from a multiline string. It tests fine in regex101 but fails to match correctly in JavaScript in a single pass of exec. When I try…
If '[' special character is used in regex constructor object, it throws Invalid regular expression: /mat[/: Unterminated character class function findMatch() { var string="Find the match"; var text = "Mat["; string.replace(new RegExp(text, 'gi'), "found") } Why this error is occuring…
I am trying to extract all words that start from 'M' character. For example I have a string: "[{"name": "Mary", "type": "Dog"}, {"name": "Max", "type": "Dog"}]" I want to get: "Mary, Max" I tried to regex_replace([{"name": "Mary", "type": "Dog"}, {"name":…
I have a list of strings time:1001 name:foo avg:5.7 time:1002 time:1003 avg:1.2 time:1004 name:f time:1005 name:bar avg:2.1 I want to pick out the strings which match time:value name:value avg:value exactly and extract [time, 1001], [name, foo], [avg, 5.7] [time, 1005],…
On a Flutter TextField I have the following FilteringTextInputFormatter: FilteringTextInputFormatter.allow(RegExp(r"^d+.?d{1,2}")); It tries to match a decimal number up to two places, but I can't input any numbers into the TextField. https://regexr.com/7fpho