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sas

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
no description available
Submitted by anonymous - 10 years ago
1

REGEX

Python
no description available
Submitted by anonymous - 10 years ago
1

ISO-8601 date parse

ECMAScript (JavaScript)
Works with 2015-04-03T13:56:24.0+00:00 (official) format, and 2015-04-03T13:56:24+0000 (PHP) format, too
Submitted by Norbi - 10 years ago
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test

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
test
Submitted by test - 10 years ago
1

test tags Libellex

ECMAScript (JavaScript)
no description available
Submitted by AROC - 10 years ago
-2

ignore code comments

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
no description available
Submitted by anonymous - 10 years ago
1

Regex

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
no description available
Submitted by anonymous - 10 years ago
1

Pre tags and inner contents grabber for JavaScript

ECMAScript (JavaScript)
No /s, took quite a time to think.
Submitted by Namikaze Ray a.k.a. Pendechosen - 10 years ago
6

Split address line into street name and house number

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
This regular expression splits an address line like for example "1117 Franklin Blvd" into the street name and house number. It also supports addresses where street name and house number are the other way around (e.g. "Mustermannstr. 1"). Furthermore, this regular expression also supports address lin...
Submitted by Andre Wisplinghoff - 10 years ago
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SPLIT ADDRESS LINE INTO STREET NAME AND HOUSE NUMBER

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
This regular expression splits an address line like for example "1117 Franklin Blvd" into the street name and house number. It also supports addresses where street name and house number are the other way around (e.g. "Mustermannstr. 1"). Furthermore, this regular expression also supports address lin...
Submitted by Andre Wisplinghoff - 10 years ago
-1

Split address line into street name and house number

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
This regular expression splits an address line like for example "1117 Franklin Blvd" into the street name and house number. It also supports addresses where street name and house number are the other way around (e.g. "Mustermannstr. 1"). Furthermore, this regular expression also supports address li...
Submitted by Andre Wisplinghoff - 10 years ago
1

HTML Anchor <a> Tag Grabber(overcome newlines)

ECMAScript (JavaScript)
no description available
Submitted by Namikaze Ray a.k.a Pendecosen - 10 years ago
1

Output string is not displayed for given regex

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
I have this regex and input string. But nothing is displayed in output area. Could you please help to know why it is not displaying output? Thanks.
Submitted by anonymous - 10 years ago
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1

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
1
Submitted by anonymous - 10 years ago
0

eksr

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
no description available
Submitted by anonymous - 10 years ago
0

parenthesized numerical expression

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
no description available
Submitted by pooty - 10 years ago
2

Brazillian Phone Number Format (Formato de Num. de Telefone no Brasil)

ECMAScript (JavaScript)
no description available
Submitted by Castrolol - 10 years ago
1

Validate Url with or without http(s)://

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
This will validate whether you starts with http(s)://
Submitted by Sanal Menon Kalipurayath - 10 years ago
1

CEDICT Chinese dictionary line parts

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
Matches the four parts (simplified, traditional, pinyin, definition) of a CEDICT dictionary line
Submitted by Hugh Grigg - 10 years ago
1

Validate URLs

PCRE (PHP <7.3)
Someone on IRC posted the following site: https://mathiasbynens.be/demo/url-regex which challgenged me to write a decent regex to match valid URLs in that list. This regex works in both pcre and javascript (you'll have to replace the pcre-specific syntax to make it work in JS). Don't actually use t...
Submitted by Firas Dib - 10 years ago
1...855856857858859...902

Community Library Entry

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Regular Expression
PCRE (PHP <7.3)

/
(.+)\s(.+)\s\[([a-zA-Z12345\s]+)\]\s\/(.+)\/\n
/
g
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Description

Matches the four parts (simplified, traditional, pinyin, definition) of a CEDICT dictionary line

Submitted by Hugh Grigg - 10 years ago