For example, to match the first slash after the domain name in the URL. Intent: Only match '/' in '.com/...' but not any '/' in 'https://'. url = 'https://examp
I'm trying to write a regex that splits elements out according to a delimiter. The regex also needs to ensure there are ideally 4, but at least 3 colons : in e
I'm trying to write a regex that will strip out $ and , from a value and not match at all if there are any other non-numerics. $100 -> 100 $12,203.00 -> 1
Say you have the following text foobar bar And you want the following as your desired output foobar foobar You could use the following regex s/\v(foo)@<!(b
I'm struggling with regex since an hour now. So, just below this is my text I want to parse. AddAgenda("Gangster's agenda", { TEAM_HITMAN, TEAM_POLI
I am trying to create a snippet that names a namespace in C# using the name of the last directory in the file path, but it returns everything that comes before
I have this regex (?:$|^| )(one|common|word|or|another)(?:$|^| ) which matches fine unless the two words are next to each other. One one's more word'word commo