used to parse alphanum usernames @ hostnames w portnumbers utilizing capture groups

I use this to find files with two or more extensions (i.e. file.txt.txt). This will work with files with 3 or 4 character or numeric (or both) file extensions (i.e. pdf, xlsx).

Matches all lines whose length is a prime number and only contain the character "1".

Match a URL and capture its parts. Please suggest your improvements.

Should match any valid JavaScript number literal incl. bigint. See EDIT 4 in this StackOverflow answer by me for matching JS numbers. open in regex101 editor - example matches and unit tests\ Regulex%7C%5BoO%5D%3F%5B0-7%5D(%3F%3A_%3F%5B0-7%5D%2B)%7C%5BxX%5D%5B0-9a-fA-F%5D(%3F%3A_%3F%5B0-9a-fA-F%5D...

I'm dealing quite a lot w this. This CSV Parser is used for Js (particularly for my current project wrting script for After Effects through ExtendScript)

A regex to transform tables from https://usb.org/sites/default/files/hut1_2.pdf to rust enum items After pasting be sure to remove the whitespaces

Randomizer Template

Подряд идущие слова в которых обязательно должна быть цифра. Выбирать до первого слова без цифр. Также в словах могут быть символы /-\ До цифр в слове могут быть только буквы.

This regex is for Obsidian's plugin Remotely Save. This helps ignoring all config files except some.

Remove caracteres ocultos (\x160) e arruma textos com espaços extras antes e depois da palavra para dados tabulados (com tab)

extract url

Multiple substrings between string and a space

CRON validation Validates CRON pattern (Quartz) and supports groups. Useful for e.g. typescript or other typed languages. The following greoups are covered: second...

Ateco Groups Regex to identify the groups that make up the ateco code, based on its structure. More details: https://www.istat.it/it/archivio/17888 Valid Ateco: 01 - 28.2 - 24.45 - 46.74.1 - 46.73.22...

Checks for t launcher

Better migrate everything to custom format after updating to Sonarr V4!

Parses an SGML . Doesn't support name groups. Probably imperfect in other ways. Note this is crafted for .Net as things get a little weird with # matching.

Parses an SGML . It doesn't account for name groups. See https://sgmljs.net/docs/sgmlrefman.html. Note that the "Flavor" should be .NET as things get a little weird with the # matching.

Parses connection strings into named groups Key and Value , which can then be handled by whatever programmatic method you like. Ideally handled as key value pairs. I did this in PowerShell using the below: function Resolve-ConnectionString {...