I need to get all characters between a particular expression.
For example below is my sample document
This is a sample document.
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Hi guys i am trying to figure out a simple regEx from the given text below:
<b>Name:</b> Photomatix.Pro.v4.0.64bit-FOSI<br />
i basically want to output and store only Photomatix.Pro.v4.0.64bit-FOSI i.e. the actual value thats ... |
I was trying to answer a regex question for someone and I came across something that made me scratch my head. Giving the following code...
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Source Code - import java.util.Scanner; import java.util.regex.Matcher; import java.util.regex.Pattern; public class RegularExpSelf { public static void main(String[] args) { while(true){ Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.print("Enter The Pattern to Match: "); Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile(scan.next()); System.out.print("Enter input string to search: "); Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(scan.next()); boolean found = false; while (matcher.find()) { System.out.println(" I found the text "+"\""+matcher.group()+"\""+" starting at index ... |
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I'm no regex expert but since you can have different fields set in each record, I question whether regex can do this. (and doubt, if it can do this, whether it's the best tool for the job). If the fields always some from the same (limited) set you could store the data in a CSV file. This has the advantage of ... |
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calvino_ind wrote: The process is always the same: parsing the word between "SELECT DISTINCT" and "FROM", and adding the two lines using this word inside it. Is it? Seems that there might be a need for more than just that. Maybe not now, but what about in the future? Of course I could do it using simple parsing and concatenations, but ... |
I was thinking of splitting based on labels that appear in the string... the only issue here is that it could be one of two labels. I can't seem to make the OR work. So my string for example would be this is an example string label 1: hhhh label 2: uuuu and I would want the following result this is ... |
i need to write the regular expression to validate the file path. file path should not contain the special characters. please provide me the correct regx for this. tried code is following and can some one provide me the regx for this. i need to know the correct reg x for rgString. String strFileName ="C: asdfasdfasdf?"; String rgString = "^([a-zA-Z]\:|\\\\[^\/\\:*?"|]+\\[^\/\\:*?"|]+)(\\[^\/\\:*?"|]+)+(\.[^\/ :*?"|]+)$" ... |
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Now i know that the regex is incorrect and it does not do it purpose, but when it matches something it causes a OutOfMemoryError, due to horrible cycle that it is coded. I already have the solution to this problem, but i need to prove that the regex was causing the problem, by making it to match something and i have ... |
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Yes , u r right Actually I have a map whose keys specifies Japaneses digits and values are English digits . So i have to read that map and pick up those pairs from it Since map uses hashing concept it is not sure that it will give me 0 = pairs first and 9= pairs at last So ... |
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Hi, I am fumbling with some regular expression issue. I am trying to separate out sentences in a paragraph. I tried using regEx as [?!.] to tokenize. But the issue I faced was that it also broke the sentence at the fractions. e.g. I am using iphone 3.2 but I am not happy with it. This sentence was broken down into ... |