ip-adreese

Seperate any file from it's path and trim extention, creating two groups

Captures TagName, attributes and value in seperate groups. --- Apply same pattern on capture group #3 (using recursion) to parse entire xml! --- Apply regex defined in teststring to capture group #2 to parse all the attributes for the current tag.

trans replace

LC spine label parsing

Positive or negative. 0 is allowed but may not be a leading digit.

Parse @mentions in text

Matches customer portion of call detail records found in the fields dcontext, lastdata, and usefield of an Asterisk CDR table. Additional processing required to get fully clean values.

Match any IP adress or Subnet masks and split all bytes in capture groups

Matches publicly available IPv4 addresses (excludes 10., 172.16-32, and 192.168 blocks).

Regex to match any no of lines

To validate a number with this regular expression is mandatory to have the number group with only digits. You can modify the number group to accept spaces, hyphens, and dots with something like this: (?P[\d\-\.]+). Valid examples +54 9 11 50165564 54 2268 201232 15 50165564...