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Semantic Versioning regex pattern according to Tom Preston-Werner http://semver.org/ https://github.com/mojombo/semver/blob/master/semver.md ...

Matches european dates (DD.MM.YYYY[ HH:MM:SS]) and MS-SQL Timestamp ({ts 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS'})

Parse decimal numbers with optional thousands and/or decimal separator. #i18n #l11n #international

webongo test

This regex is used to remove HTML tag on string

Parses an I-Type Mips instruction. You can add and remove instructions in the list to support more I-Type instructions. Will detect only "addi", "andi" or "ori" as is

Parses an R-Type Mips instruction. You can add and remove instructions in the list to support more R-Type instructions. Will detect only "add", "and", "nor" or "sub" as is

Why this regEx not find all single character? Why not work Start of string and End of string in bracket?

Matches case insensitive first name, optional unlimited number of middle names and last name separated with space format. Replaced \w with explicit char range for Turkish support. (Äž accepted as first char not to over complex)

I'm new to regular expressions and I've been searching high and low for this really simple date conversion from YYMMDD to DD/MM/YY e.g. 140923 to 23/09/14. Maybe I just didn't search hard enough, but here goes: Search/original string: (\d{4})(\d{2})(\d{2}) ...

The second matcher will get EE tags from $tagdata.