Indian mobile/landline numbers regex with +91 support

Indian mobile/landline numbers regex with optional +91 support

accept Arabic letters with spaces

From this StackOverflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60179989/how-to-match-only-first-occurrence-of-string-between-strings-using-regex

strips Country Code 1 &/or token **strips separators **strips separators **strips extra digits in vanity phone numbers strips extension delimiter ${ext} or ${4} captures n-digit extension

This regular expression parses URLs and captures their subcomponents. It ignores port numbers. Port numbers are necessary. But, they are rarely visible in URLs. When used in a URL, it comes after the TLD separated by a colon. When using HTTP, port 80 is standard. For HTTPS, use port 443.

A Search that finds ERRORS and the Destination IP's associated with those ERRORS

personal patterns

This regular expression searches for a matching number of '{' and '}' and captures the curly brackets and everything inside them including nested constructs. I created it because of a need to parse JSON formatted lists.

Parse a portion of the SCST conf file. This separates the TARGET_DRIVER into a named 'target_driver' and 'target_content'