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Splitting Inconsistent Addresses

PCRE2 (PHP >=7.3)
This pattern matches inconsistent addresses that have various street names and coordinates. This captures the Address 1 & 2, Type of Street, Coordinates (NE, NW, SE,SW) City, State, and Full zip
Submitted by Nadira S Fant - a year ago
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Salesforce - Flow Naming Conventions

PCRE2 (PHP >=7.3)
Ensure that Salesforce Flow name meets the following standards: - -
Submitted by anonymous - a year ago (Last modified a year ago)
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Validate comma-separated list of values (allowed: words; digits; special characters; single non-trailing non-leading spaces;)

PCRE2 (PHP >=7.3)
Validate comma-separated list of values (allowed: words; digits; special characters; single non-trailing non-leading spaces;)
Submitted by anonymous - a year ago
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Twitch data capturing

ECMAScript (JavaScript)
Matches the data sent by the twitch IRC and captures into various groups
Submitted by Bucky - a year ago (Last modified a year ago)
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text has numbers

ECMAScript (JavaScript)
text has numbers
Submitted by vijay - a year ago
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email matcher

PCRE2 (PHP >=7.3)
match some emails and extract their local part and domain
Submitted by dang duomg 191 - 6 months ago (Last modified 6 months ago)
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Regular Expression
PCRE (PHP <7.3)

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# match a body pattern alone on a line ^\g<body>$ # we'll use (?<name>...){0} to define the pattern \g<name> # without having to match the pattern at the current position # a body pattern matches (?<body> # a sequence of (?: [^\[\]{}()\n] # non-delimiters | \g<parens> # parenthesized pattern | \g<square_brackets> # bracketed pattern | \g<curly_braces> # braced pattern )* ){0} # a parenthesized pattern matches (?<parens> \( # an open paren \g<body> # a valid body \) # a close paren ){0} # a bracketed pattern matches (?<square_brackets> \[ # an open square bracket \g<body> # a valid body \] # a close square bracket ){0} # a braced pattern matches (?<curly_braces> \{ # an open curly brace \g<body> # a valid body \} # a close curly brace ){0}
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Submitted by Noah Luck Easterly - 11 years ago