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What is the simplest regular expression to match a Directory or File such as the one below? The recursiveness of it is tricking me.
something/another/one-more/level to/go!??123_done.doc
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I want to returns matches from a regular expression string. The regex string is:
(?<TICKER>[A-Z]+)(?<SPACE>\\s)(?<MONTH_ALPHA_ABBREV>Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Sep|Oct|Nov|Dec)(?<SPACE>\\s)(?<DAY>\\d+)(?<SPACE>\\s)(?<YEAR_LONG>[2][0][0-9][0-9])(?<SPACE>\\s)(…
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I want to write a regular expression that will replace the word Paris by a link, for only the word is not ready a part of a link.
Example:
i'm living <a href="Paris" atl="Paris link">in Paris</a>, near Paris <a href="gare">Gare du Nord</a>, i love Paris.
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Hi,
I have the following text:
started: Project: ProjectA, Configuration: Release Any CPU ------
I would like to get just the actual project name which in this example is "ProjectA".
I do have a regular expression "started:(\s)Project:(\s).*,"
which will give me "started: Project: ProjectA,"…
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A frequent issue in code reviews is whether a numeric value should be hard-coded in the code or not. Does anyone know of a nice regular expression that can catch 'magic numbers' in code like:
int overDue = 30;
Money fee = new Money(5.25D);
without also getting a ton of false positives like for…
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Related to my previous question, I have a string on the following format:
this {is} a [sample] string with [some] {special} words. [another one]
What is the regular expression to extract the words within either square or curly brackets, ie.
{is}
[sample]
[some]
{special}
[another one]
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I'm trying to build a bash one-liner to loop over the directories within the current directory and tar the content into unique tars, using the directory name as the tar file name. I've got the basics working (finding the directory names, and tarring them up with those names) but my loop tosses some…
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Hello everyone:
I am trying to comprehend Perl following the way describe in the book "Minimal Perl".
I've uploaded all source txt files onto my own server : results folder
I got the output from using several bash commands in a "chain" like this:
cat run*.txt | grep '^Bank[[:space:]]Balance'|…
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This is probably a complex solution.
I am looking for a simple operator like "", but for prepending.
I am afraid it does not exist. I'll have to do something like
mv $F tmp
cat header tmp $F
Anything smarter? (I am not fond of tmp files)
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EDIT: I don't know in advance at which "column" my digits are going to be and I'd like to have a one-liner. Apparently sed doesn't do arithmetic, so maybe a one-liner solution based on awk?
I've got a string: (notice the spacing)
eh oh 37
and I want it to become:
eh oh 36
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Say I have file A, in middle of which have a tag string "#INSERT_HERE#". I want to put the whole content of file B to that postion of file A. I have tried using pipe to concatenate those contents, but I'm wondering if there is more advanced one-line script to handle it.
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