Regex to get matches in dynamic string [closed]
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <XML xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">" <Table> <From>norepl…
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <XML xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">" <Table> <From>norepl…
I Have This .htaccess i want when i enter exemple.com/home it will open file home.php and login same thing else it will open hani.php
RewriteRule ^home$ home.php [L]
RewriteRule ^login$ login.php [L]
…
RewriteRule ^([^\/]+)$ hani.php?…
I need to extract a part of a string with a particular template : delete the first alpha character and following 0
B007 => 7
B070 => 70
B700 => 700
Do you know the easiest SQL function to do this please ?
I have looked a lot for this but have not found anything. I am very new to matlab and regex in general.
My problem is, have a directory path ‘dir’ with only one .txt file in it. I do however not know the filename of the txt file. I want t…
I’m trying to grab todo items from the following example text.
|| This is title ||
– item1
– item2
– item3
|| This is another title ||
I’ve tried with /|| This is title ||\n\n(.*)+/ but it only grabs item1 and I honestly have no idea ho…
import re
text = "|2018-11-03 18:20:59.0|FrozoneMD|8607446f-5748-479f-b72a-e0d25c1c7757|70.19.66.12|"
ip = re.findall("(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)(\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)){3}", text)
print(i…
Background
Writing a straight quote to curly quote converter and am looking to separate substitution into a few different steps. The first step is to replace contractions in text using a lexicon of known contractions. This won’t solve ambi…
I have a file with a list of links, but they have unusable leads and trails I need to get rid of.
speciffically <img src="place-holder" />
The file is full of 20-odd similar links with all that garbage, I just need place-ho…
I’m developing a code where I need to split the lines by |, to identify and create a TreeMap.
Example:
Op|id |first_name|last_name|gender|email
I |123 |".|." |n/a |F |myemail@hotmail.com
Ho…
I have written a custom web application that copies collections of files from one data source and transfers them to Office 365 (SharePoint). The application I am taking the files from has a SOAP based API for retrieving filenames and other…
I would like to filter my dataframe on the rows whose "Libelle" string column contains every element in a specific list of strings.
I found some great information about how to filter on rows that contains the intersection of stri…
Following up on this suggestion for a mailq sort, in our case we’d like to add the year in the sort, as this is a quarantine. How would you include the first character in the first column, which is the year? The first 0 from 001CJwkY170254…
In my Android Application , I’m required to verify that the string typed by user is only 3 Characters long and has only characters from the alphabet.
Condition for 3 characters long is satisfied and working properly but the condition for c…
Advanced use of GNU utility rename
TLDR:
Number pad every number occurance delimited by a .
Example 11.2.7 to 11.02.07
Note: not incremental – I wish to preserve existing numbers as they reference chapters
Here we have a list of files
1….
I should only catch numbers which are fit the rules.
Rules:
1- it should be 16 digit
2- first 11 digit can be any number
3- after 3 digit should have all zero
4- last two digit can be any number.
I did this way;
([0-9]{11}[0]{3}[0-9]{2})
…
I have this regular expression code for finding the anomaly pattern.
if not re.match(r'(-?[01]\.[0-9]{1,8})\s(-?[01]\.[0-9]{1,8})’, text):
print("anomaly!!")
I want to find something that anomaly pattern through if not.
My c…
In my project, I’m loading a regex string from JSON:
"version_scheme": {
"type": "tuple",
"re": "data-file=\"kitty_portable-(.*?)\\.exe\""
}
It appears to get transferred…
I am trying to split a target sentence into composite pieces for a later function using the regex
(@?\w+)(\W+)
Ideally, this would split words and non-word characters in a generated list, preserving both as separate list items, with the …
I am trying to split a target sentence into composite pieces for a later function using the regex
(@?\w+)(\W+)
Ideally, this would split words and non-word characters in a generated list, preserving both as separate list items, with the …
I am trying to repalce strings like:
.item(value121)
.item(val111)
to be like:
.item[value121]
.item[val111]
I am using this regular expression:
.item((\w+))
This regex highlights different strings. Anyone can please advise.