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1. Regular expression to strip out dates and values    stackoverflow.com

Is there a easy way to strip down to something like:

Date: Time: Day Of Year:

2/11/2011@2:15 Date: %j time: %t Day of Year: %doy

2. How to match this date format with a regex?    stackoverflow.com

hi to all regex master out there, I know you have a work around with regards to my problem. hehe

02-May-2011

22-May-2011

2-May-2011

3. Speeding up date pattern matching    stackoverflow.com

I am writing some simple code that tries to deduce whether or not a specific String is actually a Java date and, if yes, identify its format (pattern). Obviously, because there are ...

4. Regular Expressions in Java: Matching a date value surrounded by other data    stackoverflow.com

I have a lot of files I am retrieving data from, and I have hit a wall with date values surrounded by other data. I am using Java, and the regular ...

5. Regex date matching    coderanch.com

This has to be so simple. All I am trying to do is validate a date formatted as either 00/00/00 or 00-00-00, which is what I thought I was trying to do. String reg = "[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{2}"; String reg1 = "[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}"; if(!Pattern.matches(reg, context) || !Pattern.matches(reg1, context)){ System.out.println("context is " + context); System.out.println("date is valid"); title(out); error.badDateError(out);finishDoc(out); } I was also trying the ...

6. Java Regex pattern matching for current date time    coderanch.com

Thomas, The time changes often. Think about what level of granularity you want - minute, second? I would do this in two passes. 1) Get the month/day/year/hour/etc into variables 2) Build a regular expression matching the format of the datetime in your source string based on those values. See how far you can get. Can you do this for just the ...

7. Regex for Matching Arabic Dates    forums.oracle.com

I'm working on a program that is running a series of regexs to attempt to find a date within the DOM from a webpage. For example, in [http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/19/windows-phone-7-in-depth-preview/|http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/19/windows-phone-7-in-depth-preview/], I would match "Jul 19th 2010" with my regex. Things were going fine in multiple formats and languages until I hit an arabic webpage. As an example, consider [http://islammaktoob.maktoobblog.com/|http://islammaktoob.maktoobblog.com/] The date July 18, ...

8. using the regex to match the file name with date time    forums.oracle.com