Use (.*)(?:Bangalore) pattern >>> line = (“Kathick Kumar, Bangalore who was a great person and lived from 29thMarch 1980 – 21 Dec 2014”) >>> import re >>> regex = re.compile(‘(.*)(?:Bangalore)’) >>> result = regex.search(line) >>> print(result.group(0)) Kathick Kumar, Bangalore >>> 1 solved Extracting using a string pattern in Regex- Python
Limit the use of Regex to clean up the string, then put the cleaned string into json. Remember that the JSON specification uses double quotes “. solved How to convert String to Json using Regex?
Like this? Basically extract anything starting with {“old and till }}. {“old.+}} Regex demo. 5 solved extract sub string from a string using regex [closed]
According to Generate a Regular Expression to Match an Arbitrary Numeric Range, and after generating such a regex for your example at Regex_For_Range: \b0*(1[1-9][0-9]|[2-9][0-9]{2}|1[0-9]{3}|2[01][0-9]{2}|22[0-2][0-9]|223[0-4])\b would do the trick. The process would be (still following that Regex generator): First, break into equal length ranges: 110 – 999 1000 – 2234 Second, break into ranges that yield … Read more
String object cannot store whether the text is bold, italic. It has only a character array. Bold or Italic means a visual effect. You can try something like following to detect what are the text you should add effects. String str = “Google Plus style #ListViews are all the rage these days on #Android because … Read more
You should be able to use the following : match \\abc{([^}]*)}{([^}]*)} replace by \1 : \2 You can try it here. [^}]* matches every character but }, it is used to match the content of the brackets without risk of overflowing. Aside from that we escape the \ to match its literal character, group the … Read more
What you described is known as Levenshtein distance. There is library called Apache commons-text that you can use to do it for you. int ops = new LevenshteinDistance().apply(string1, string2) Here is source code 3 solved Calculate number of Updation, Insertion and Deletion on a One String to reach Another String [closed]
If different identifiers can have same values, your third map will keep the last parsed one. E.g. : File 1 : localId1 => “aaaa” localId2 => “bbbb” localId3 => “cccc” localId4 => “aaaa” File 2: localId1 => “1111” localId2 => “2222” localId3 => “3333” localId4 => “4444” Your first and second maps will store this … Read more
Reimplement grep in Perl, and then use system to call your new grep command: # create a new perl script called “grep” in current directory # put this near the beginning of your script open GREP, “>grep”; print GREP <<‘EOF’; #! perl $regex = $ARGV[0]; while (<STDIN>) { print if $_ =~ $regex; } EOF … Read more
I would use a negative lookahead assertion to make the regex fail if it is only “0”. @”^-?(?!0*(\.0*)?$)(0\.\d*[0-9]|[0-9]\d*(\.\d+)?)$ See it here on Regexr This expression (?!0*(\.0*)?$) makes the whole regex fail, if the number consists only of zeros. 0 solved Regex Pattern not alow zero [closed]
No need of regex here. Just split it using – and access the array element with index=1. var str = “RED-MPWMC-40486655646-024”; console.log(str.split(“-“)[1]); solved RegEx string – code with JavaScript [closed]
The slice method can be used for an Array or a String variable. The intention of slice method is to slice out some part of the data. For example, if I have a string let word = ‘India’; And I want to extract dia from it, we can do it using – let dia = … Read more
Something like -{4,}? a{3,} Matches at least 3 consecutive a characters. Example: https://regex101.com/r/LmRMB2/1/ 3 solved How can I use regex to fix a string like “——–ab-c” to just “ab-c”? [closed]
I assume that you use your regex to find matches in the whole text string (all 3 lines together). I see also that both your alternatives contain starting ^ and ending $, so you want to limit the match to a single line and probably use m regex option. Note that [^…]+ expression matches a … Read more
You are looking for the flag m (/regexp/m) It’s getting a little old, but http://rubular.com/ has a ruby regexp testing interface and the basic classes and modifiers remainder. solved Regex to match string over multiple lines