Basically, my goal is to print the rails version as a prompt segment to the terminator(terminal) as we enter a ROR project. I have figured out a way how to display it as a custom segment in the terminator but…
I am making a sign-in/up function on Swift. I am trying to validate a password using regex. The passwords have the following requirements At least 7 characters long At least one uppercase letter At least one number This is the…
Issue : how to restrict textbox to only allow 10 digits using type = number and hide the arrow on a aspx file Requirements: no more than 10 digits in the box allows copy and paste but filters out letters…
I hate regex.. But in some cases I have to use regular expressions. How can I get the content in bold below? https://proxyhost/bucketname/test/uid location ~* /regex/ { proxy_pass https://$1.s3.amazonaws.com/; } I need use this regex to extract the bucket name…
Let's say I have a file, called courses.txt with contents like below. the file has sections(course providers and my email used) followed by various courses. example : edX ([email protected]) and then the various course names, each preceded by the serial…
I'm trying to use substringBefore() fun with two char ("#" and "&"). How can i use regex for both cahrs? I dont want to do this: if (myString.contains("&")) { myString.substringBefore("&") } else if (myString.contains("#")) myString.substringBefore("#") }
I'm moving a large blog from WordPress to another platform, and I am trying to re-create WordPress shortcodes with Javascript. I've been able to write the Regex to replace [youtube]'s shortcodes without problems, but I'm having problems with [soundcloud]'s. The…
This is the URL I need to match. https://example.com/wp-login.php https://example.com/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword https://example.com/?s= https://example.com/?s=xxxxxxx This is the location matching rule I am using, it does not work, what is wrong please? location ~* ^/(?:wp-login.php|?s=) { deny all; }
I am trying to extract the text between the two strings using the following regex. (?s)Non-terminated Pods:.*?in total.R(.*)(?=Allocated resources) This regex looks fine in regex101 but somehow does not print the pod details when used with perl or grep -P.…
If I understand correctly expression .ht* in the next code will match all that starts with .ht, so my .ht_lalala is safe. <Files ".ht*"> Require all denied </Files> But what about next one? (^.ht|~$|back|BACK|backup|BACKUP$) Is it correct for matching files:…