Category "regex"

str_detect removing some but not all strings with specified ending

I'd like to remove any string that ends in either of 2 characters in a pipe. In this example it's ".o" or ".t". Some of them get removed, but not all of them, a

Retrieve array of substring matched with regex in swift

Is there any way to retrieve an array of words prefixed with @ sign in a string? "@City == xyz AND @Hobby == gardening" -> ["@City","@Hobby"] I tried below

Grafana exclude values from query with wildcard

I have a grafana query that sums a number of stats, my query looks like alias(summarize(sumSeries(stats.checkout-*.*.*.*.*), '$time', 'sum', false), 'checkout')

regular expression to return the uppercase message in parenthesis, after the process id

I want the extract_pid function to return the uppercase message in parenthesis, after the process id. Following code is printing pids but not sure how to add ca

checks the text for the presence of 2 or more characters or digits surrounded by parentheses, with at least the first character in uppercase

The contains_acronym function checks the text for the presence of 2 or more characters or digits surrounded by parentheses, with at least the first character in

Regex - Remove special characters but retain negative numbers

I'm building a Number Stepper component in React which needs to support integers (both positive and negative) and decimal numbers. I want to only hold the numer

IP Address regex with netmasks

the format goal: require a.b.c.d/x where >> a is 1-3 digit num btw 1-223 b, c, and d are 1-3 digit num btw 0-255 and *required x is 1 or 2 digit num btw 8

REGEXEXTRACT between strings but only display numbers in Google Sheets [closed]

I have a Google Sheets formula below, which extracts the contents between a multi line string: =REGEXEXTRACT(A2, "(?ms)mystring1(.*)mystring2"

AutoHotKey Date Parsing returning today's date

I had been working on a QoL macro to convert selected text dates into a desired format. For that purpose I was trying to utilize the DateParse function that is

Regular expression to stop at first match

My regex pattern looks something like <xxxx location="file path/level1/level2" xxxx some="xxx"> I am only interested in the part in quotes assigned to

failregex misses entries

I need to hit ›page not found‹ log entries like this one: 185.220.100.252 - - [13/May/2022:10:03:58 +0200] "GET /EXPLOIT.php HTTP/1.1" 404 14780 "

In Telegraf how to include only specific values of a tag

I am using a prometheus plugin in Telegraf to get the data from promitor and push it to InfluxDB. However, as per my requirement there is one tag named as "reso

Regex catch bad octet in IP

Hi can someone explain me why last octet of the IP if 01 or 001 is not capched by this regex ? (\.?)([2-9][5-9][6-9]|[3-9][0-9][0-9]|0[0-9][0-9]?)($|\.) Debug

How to search for dialogues in quotation marks and dashes?

I would like to search for dialogues in between quotation marks and dashes, but I can't seem to code it. Regarding dialogues marked by quotation marks, I have f

Jenkins groovy regex pattern search and match in commit message not working as expected

I'm working with this pipeline where running tests from a commit message should be an option. I'm a novice in groovy and regex, but I have managed to get matche

How to convert 10 digits with this format XXX-XXX-XXXX to US formal format that looks like (XXX) XXX-XXXX using Python3 Regex sub

This is my try, it actually put the first and seconds groups of 3 digits between parenthesis while I only need to put the first group only between parenthesis

Need to select values which do not contain '-' or '[0-9] or '.' by example not like '-123.423' using Athena [closed]

need to find values in numeric_column(string) that don't contain '-' or '[0-9] or '.' I am a little bit novice in Athena... so honestly don't

What does ?! mean?

What does the ?! mean in the following regex expression? new RegExp('http:\/\/(?!' + location.hostname + ')')

R: Match an odd number of repetitions

I would like to match a string like \code, but not when the backslash is escaped. I think that one way of doing this could be matching an odd number of backslas

How to match start and end of input with std::regex on Visual Studio

From what I understand, C++ regex symbol ^ should match only the beginning of input and $ should match only the end of input. This can be changed to match begin