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Hello,
I need help to build a PCRE to parse xBase functions.
A simple sample code snippet would be:
function test1()
return
function test2(lFirst)
if lFirst
return 1
endif
return 2
function test3()
As you can see, xBase function declarations always begin with "function" keyword, but ...
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This should do it, at least with PCRE
(?i)(<body.+</body>)
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I am working on making a bbcode system with php using preg_replace(), and I am making it so that other tags will not work inside of a code block. This is the code I am currently using, it almost works:
/(?!\[code\])(.*)(\[b\])(.+)(\[\/b\])(.*)(?<!\[\/code\])/Usi
what I want it to do is if [*code] and [*/code] are around the text inside, ...
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Hi all,I’m junior developer, so I ‘m not yet pick up Regular Expressions (>o<).In current situation, I want to check SharePoint URL is valid or not, and my simple coding as follows:if (strTargetASPX.Substring(0, 4).ToLower().Equals("http") && strTargetASPX.Substring(strTargetASPX.Length - 4, ...
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Hi,
I am new to C# and really stuck on this one. I need to serach for a pattern in code, but I want to ignore whatever is present within comments (/*...comment...*/ or //...comment..).
This is my RegEx code (which obviously is not working :()Regex matchpow = new Regex("(pow.*\\s*.*\\s*.*;) (?!\\s*/\\*.*\\s*\\*/)"); matchpow = new ...
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I need a regex which accepts any alphanumeric including special characters like #$%^&!@ etc. It should not accept all numbers or all spl characters ie. 123456 is not valid. #&#^$^#$ is not valid. But 1234abcd is valid. 1238derdfj%df is valid. abdice#$% is valid.
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HI
I am new to regular expressions BUT
I am trying to create a regex that will validate numeric input where the number can be
zero (0), positive (123), negative (-123), a decimal positive(123.123), a decimal negative (-123.123)
but the decimal could be up to 8 places (123.12345678)
There are lots of examples that do part of what I ...
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Hi Guys,
I am trying to generate some dynamic code. and need to replace the Public Sub New in vb.net
Multiline and Case ignore is on and i am using .net regex engine.
(PUBLIC|PRIVATE)\s+(SUB)\s+NEW([.\n]*|(END\s+SUB|END\s+FUNCTION))
I Needs To Match
Public Sub New() *(With Or Without Brackets) - (Can be ...
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