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Doug Drudik
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| Re: Match 4 successive letters in the alphabet |
Here are those patterns cut-and-paste ready, just select the number of consecutive letters you want to match: To match 2 consecutive lowercase letters: (?:ab|bc|cd|de|ef|fg|gh|hi|ij|jk|kl|lm|mn|no|op|pq|qr|rs|st|tu|uv|vw|wx|xy|yz) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Re: Match text outside of links |
Try: phrase to match(?!((?!</?a\b).)*</a>) This extends the check to make sure that the outer negative lookahead is only interested in the "<a...>" or "</a>" tags rather than the beginning of any tag as in your |
| Re: Need an expression to validate numeric digit is sequential and sort ascending(desc) ,such as 123456 , 456789 are valid . |
prometheuzz: Ah, a "curiosity-cabinet-regex", I like those! ; ) Here's mine: ^( (0(?=1|$))?((?<=0|^)1(?=2|$))?((?<=1|^)2(?=3|$))?((?<=2|^)3(?=4|$))?((?<=3|^)4(?=5|$))?((?<=4|^)5(?=6|$))?((?<=5|^)6(?=7|$))?((?<=6|^)7(?=8|$))?((?<=7|^)8(?=9|$))?((?<=8|^)9)? |
| Re: php, preg_replace |
=(?=(?:[^<>]*<[^>]+>[^<>]*)+$|[^<>]*$) (original pattern by killahbeez) or =(?!(?:(?!<).)*>) (original pattern by Aussie Susan) if you enable singleline option or within PHP if you are performing a replacement you could |
| Re: Recursive Match Question |
mash is correct, that would take code beyond just the preg_ functions: <?php $sourcestring="{happy} sometext sometext sometext {test {zebra} test} sometext sometext sometext {apple {red {crunchy}}} sometext {yay}"; echo "<pre>$sourcestring<hr>"; |
| Re: Regular expression to find strings prefixed with odd number of a hash(#) |
Try: (?<!#)(?>(##)*)#[^#]+ or (?<!#)(##)*#[^#]+ You can add whatever other criteria are necessary to find the end of the match. BTW, the reason you don't match "#param1" is that your lookbehind requires at least 1 match of the '(##)' |
| Re: search for word not in tags- replace with link |
limo(?=([^<>]*<[^>]+>[^<>]*)+$|[^<>]*$)(?=((?!<body).)*</body>) Unfortunatelly it doesn't work with HandyFile |
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