no reply e-mail addresses don't want to receive a reply. Unfortunately, not all no reply e-mail addresses are formatted like noreply@domain.tld, so in order to catch as many of them as possible I made this regular expression which matches many forms of no reply e-mail addresses.

Gets all variable names

You would like to scan a folder containing many files (Example : *.pb, *.pbi, *.pbp and *.pbf) and you are interested only by two type of files (example : *.pb and *.pbi). This expression will match only if extension match (in this case *.pb and *.pbi) otherwise no reaction. Feel free to change file...

Given script or link tags, find and extracts URIs, excluding the double quotes

Filtrar inicio da string por BRN ou 201

testing patterns http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30751885/check-if-a-string-ends-in-is-valid-or-not-in-java-using-regex

Parse "ipconfig /all" output and grab all MAc Adresses.

Parses countries list from https://countrycode.org/

Takes any valid CSS and minimizes it, removing comments and whitespace. Can be called with something like PHP's preg_replace() to dynamically minimize css files.

RegExp to match that user has entered at least 2-letters (including international letters) in a field

Not perfect, but better than none.

Extracts lines with i18 prefix from text

Local variable and function parameter names should comply with a naming convention