Regular expressions are a declarative language, mainly used for pattern matching within strings. Please include a tag specifying the programming language you are using, together with this tag.
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Multi-dimensional array sort and filter functions [duplicate]
Here you can find an independent class module containing useful array functions.
Features:
Quick Sort Array Function (ascending and descending)
Filter Array Function by following parameters: ...
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Multi-dimensional array sort and filter functions
As I said in my last post Multi-dimensional ascending and descending sort array function, I'm back with the final version of the code.
Added features:
Filter array function by following parameters: ...
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Address filter with PHP using regex
I developed a PHP function to get a not formatted address and split it in a street name and number.
Following are some patterns of received addresses
StreetName Number
SrtreetName, Number
Number ...
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Find missing web-pages
You are writing your web-page and relentlessly adding links, as you think that links are the best thing a web-page can offer.
The fact is that you write links even to pages that do not exist just ...
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What a crooked way to compute the next straight string (advent of code 11)
This year I have been participating in the Advent of Code series of challenges, and it just so happened that I'd be doing them in Javascript. Not my usual weapon of choice, but I do have some ...
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Solution to part 1 of Day 7 Advent of Code in Scala
Does someone want to review my solution to part 1 of Day 7 Advent of Code in Scala?
The assignment is here: http://adventofcode.com/day/7
Without repeating the whole text, in short:
Given a text file ...
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Tokenize s-expressions in Rust
I'm writing an s-expression tokenizer in Rust.
I have the following code written, but it is not idiomatic Rust - it is quite ugly. TokenizerI is simply an ...
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MongoDB - Find records in one collection that match string in 2nd collection
I have a MongoDB collection of product IDs/unique products attributes and a second collection of codes that relate to attributes common for products whose IDs are prefixed with those codes.
For ...
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Re-arranging an obfuscated address
I'm getting address (physical address, not digital) input that's obfuscated, and looks like the following:
The plaintext version:
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Regex password strength test
I've been following a Python programming book and reached the Regex chapter where I encountered this challenge:
Write a password strength checker that checks if a password is:
At least 8 ...
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Port of NLTK tokenizing code from Python to Rust
I'm working on a port of NLTK to Rust.
I am fairly new to Rust, so I wanted to post a small file to check if I was writing idiomatic Rust. I've included the original Python. The Python has docstrings ...
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It'th wabbit theathon
I don't know regex. I want to learn regex, but learning regex just for the sake of regex would be quite boring.
So I decided to learn Ruby as well (which so far looks a lot like Python, which I'm ...
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Replacing the second word of some matching lines in a file
I have a file that at some point contains a line of the following form:
OutputFilename output.root
I want to write a Python function that replaces the text after ...
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PatternMatcher class
I thought of writing a utility class where I can implement patterns that are useful for day-to-day parsing of strings, without having to to import java.util.regex ...
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Variable length string validation against whitelisted characters
I need to validate a variable length string against some white-listed characters. The algorithm that I have works but I have a sneaking suspicion that there is a more elegant solution. The code below ...
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UrlRouter which uses regular expressions to find out what to do
I have created UrlRouter. It should call appropriate controllers methods with extracted values as a parameters. It works fine, but my boss told me that I should ...
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Convert string to spinal case
Due to an excercise, I've made a function that converts given string to spinal case just-like-this-one (all lower case).
I did it with two regular expressions. Can ...
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'Learn projects the hard way': logfind project
I'm a new programmer, who has just finished his first small project.
It's a sort of basic imitation of the grep command from Linux. I'm learning from projects the ...
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Read a txt file and split into 2 csvs based on regex
So I have been told that my code is not good and needs refactoring. I'm struggling to see what I need to do. How do I specify the success and failure conditions for lambda? Also don't get what the ...
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Using Pandas to parse adwords export
I did this exercise yesterday mostly as practice, but it has some utility as well in day to day. I was basically attempting to take a string that looked like the following:
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Moving a clock forward
I am taking a Ruby class and our assignment was to write a class that takes two users inputs (1. the time, 2. the amount of minutes to move forward). Then based on the two inputs forward the time by ...
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Counting words from standard input in Swift
I know Swift isn't exactly meant to be used to write your classic stdin to stdout scripts, and that Python, Ruby, Perl, bash, awk, and friends are much better in this area, but I'd still like to see ...
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Shorter cleaner technique of writing code with variables and lists?
How can I make my code more pythonic ? I definitely think there is a way to make this code a lot more readable and clear + shorter...
But I haven't found an effective way. Any techniques I can use to ...
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Compile-time wildcard pattern matching
I was in need of a function that could check a string against a certain pattern at compile-time. The pattern can contain any of the commonly known wildcards: ?, * and +.
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Optimize a regex validating a version string
I develop an application which installs updates. These updates have a version id (this version id is created as a part of the application and the format is a fixed requirement) and I use a regex to ...
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Find/replace number with commas in Java
I have a requirement to put a comma between each digit of a number in a Java string.
Example input:
the number is 12345 and the number is 45678
The output ...
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Remove repetitive strings from a given sentence efficiently
I recently gave a test on HackerRank:
Given a string, return the most concise string that can be formed from it.
For example:
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Regular Expression matching customer number strings
Using VB.NET, I have created an AddIn for Autodesk Inventor and the customer has a bunch of drawing number strings which follow this sort of scheme:
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A method to capitalize the first letter of all words in a String
I recently was given a task to capitalize the first character of a string provided the string does not begin with a non-alphabet. Below are the requirements and my implementation. Just want to know if ...
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String replacement in OCaml
This is part of my first OCaml program.
Its job is to replace a set of placeholder characters with umlauts. Taking the German word Ruebe as an example, the program ...
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Network chat in Perl
I have written a network chat program as my first major project in Perl. It makes simple use of REGEXP's, modules, sockets, command-line option parsing, and forking and uses these features to produce ...
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Check the address String for presence of a New Brunswick abbreviation
I need to check if there are any abbreviation of New Brunswick province in the address. Acceptable abbreviations are: "NB", "N.B.", "N-B", "N.-B." and any combination of upper-lower cases. It ...
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Regular Expression for parsing PHP annotations containing multiple lines and markup
I am writing a regular expression for parsing PHP annotations in a flexible way.
I'd like to accomplish all the goals listed above with one single expression. So I would appreciate any suggestions ...
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Yet Another Regex-Based MarkDown to HTML converter
I wrote a simple script to translate (a subset of) StackExchange markdown to HTML. I used Regex for this task, but luckily I only had to use simple patterns.
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Clean regex matches with named matches
I have a regex pattern that will match some elements from a string and give them a particular name. For example, #^(?<foo>.*)^# will match the whole string ...
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Extracting Power and Energy out of a slow regex
My WinForms application is a bit slow, I'd like to make it faster. It extracts only the power and energy values out of a string in textBox3, and displays the ...
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Get Wikimedia attributions for images
We are using images from Wikimedia commons for some of Cardshifter's game artwork. I selected some art for each card to make a .jpg file to use in the game clients, ...
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Function that shortens a String based on a term/abbreviation mapping with special cases
This is a update of this question since the requirements for this task changed.
I have a function that takes a description as a String and returns a shortened ...
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“ONCE”, “UPON”, “A”, “TIME”
I'm working on a small program to perform various tasks on text content, primarily at the word level. I wrote these methods as ways to help prepare the raw text file into something more malleable, ...
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Regex for finding After Effects files in scene code format
I haven't used regex a lot and I needed to set up a script that can gather a list of file paths that should adhere to a strict formatting convention, so I thought that sounded like a good opportunity ...
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Regular expression to match all binary strings with even number of ones and zeros [closed]
POSIX version:
^((00)*|(11)*|((10|01)(\2|\3)*(10|01))*)++$
Emacs version:
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Fastest possible text template for repeated use?
While reviewing Sending templatized e-mail to a million contacts, I wrote this implementation to illustrate an alternate approach. It is designed to be the fastest possible way to generate templated ...
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URL pattern matching
The whole process mainly depends on the ProcessFile() function:
I get all the credentials and details from a JSON file.
Initially I get data from the db: two IDs ...
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Class for interpretation of capturing groups inside regex
I wrote a class, which intends to work with regular expression (as a String or Pattern object) to get capturing groups of given ...
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Print first element of the last line of files when the second element does not match a pattern
I am relatively new to Bash, regular expression and stuff.
In a directory, I need to read the last line of all the files that contain the word "fitness", and list (on one line and separated with ...
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IE compatibility mode detection
This method is written for much larger Web application, but I just extracted it and added class and main method around it so that it can be debugged locally.
Browser detection is done in another ...
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Deleting most recent files by parsing filename
I have hundreds of .mp3 files in a single directory of the same naming format, title_YYYY-MM-DD.mp3, with maybe 30 different ...
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HackerRank Regex Challenge: Detect HTML Tags
Problem Statement
In this problem you will use regular expressions to help you detect
the various Tags used in an HTML document.
Here are a few examples of tags:
The "p" tag for ...
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CodeEval Challenge: Remove specified characters from a string
Question
Write a program which removes specific characters from a string.
The first argument is a path to a file. The file contains the source
strings and the characters that need to be ...
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Parsing a component of a regex followed by an optional quantifier character
I have a piece of parsec code that parses a unit optionally followed by ?, + or ...
