Regular Expressions - Conditional Substitutions When Rebuilding A String
Nov 25, 2011
Just wondering if its possible in VB.NET RegEx's if you can do conditional substitutions when rebuilding a string, in the sense that extra characters can be inserted if missing. I offer this bank account example, were we're trying to standardize a bank account into the format XX-XXXX-XXXXXXX-XXX, note the 3 XXX's in the suffix
I have a little program that reads some text from a textfile. But now I need to read the following line[url]...
And then get the name, surename, and email adres from this string using regular expressions.
But I don't know how to do this with regular expression. Can somebody give an example how I can retrieve the email adres, name, and surename from this string using regular expression?[code]...
I have a string of 5 characters out of which the first two characters should be in some list and next three should be in some other list.How could i validate them with regular expressions? [code]My Strings are going to be: VBBEG, CSBEG, etc.My regular expression should find that the input string first two characters could be either VB, CS, HT and the rest should also be like that.
I need help from the Regex wizards out there. I am trying to write a simple parser that can tokenize the options list of a Snort rule (Snort, the IDS/IPS software). Problem is, I can't seem to find a workable formula that breaks apart the individual rule options based on their terminating semi-colon. The formulas that I have cooked up grab all options between parenthesis into a single capture group.
I am using the excellent RegExr tool at the GSkinner site with some of the below sample rule options from Emerging Threats (I parsed off the rule header -- that's easy to tokenize):
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I had to play with a few example regex's that work with quoted strings. Finally realized that I am staring at negative look-behinds that avoid quotes that are escaped. This seems to solve any other escaped character, too, because escaped characters only appear inside unescaped quotes.
i need a regular expressions string to get all anchor tags in a page with a specific css class name, in c#/vb.netthis is what i got so far"<a.*?href=""(.*?)"".*?>(.*?)</a>"ut my attempts to add "class=name" isnt working, also is it possible to find links where the class name appears either before or after the href with one expression
The following works in vb.net, and basically only allows characters on a standard US Keyboard. Any other character pasted gets deleted. I use the following regular expression code:
I'm trying to do is some password validation. It needs to have at least 1 lower case character, 1 uppercase character, 1 number and at least 6 characters in length. I figured I could do this using "RegularExpressions" however I can't figure out how to determine the "at least one occurance" of each. For example I thought the following would work but it only validates that what is input is a lower case, uppser case or numeric character, not that the input has at least one of each. The user should be able to enter any characters but at least one of lower case, upper case and numeric characters.
I have a string list which has hundrens of elements. Now I want to find a rule to distinguish them according to their similarity. There are these kinds of pattern.
Group 1: "ABC 20", "ABC 20 Dup". There is a substring "DUP" in the last position. Group 2: "saliva 4", "saliva 4_2","siliva 4_3", etc. There is a substring "_" plus a number in the last position. Group 3: "sal_1", "sal_1b","sal_1c", etc. There is a character in the last popsition. Group 4: "NA222", "NA222b", there is a character in the last position. Group 5: "1","1_2","10","10_2" etc.
I want to put them into a dictionary if they are similar.
It has been a while since I have used regular expressions and I'm hoping what I'm trying to do is possible. I have a program that sends automated response regarding a particular file and I'd like to grab the text between two words I know will never change. In this example those words are "regarding" and "sent"
Dim subject As String = "Information regarding John Doe sent." Dim name As String = Regex.IsMatch(subject, "")
So in this case I'd like to be able to get just "John Doe". Every regexp I'm coming up with includes the words "regarding" and "sent". How can I use those words as the boundaries but not include them in the match?
im trying to count syllabes using regular expressions. i have already counted words
Static word As New System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("[a-zA-Z]+s", System.Text.RegularExpressions.RegexOptions.Compiled Or System.Text.RegularExpressions.RegexOptions.Multiline)
how do i count syllables in each word i have counted. i can count syllables in whole tectbox but cant find a way to process each word i have counted separately.
How can I use backreference in replacing regular expressions.[code]But this replaces all the tags with the string [1] instead of the ones which were found.How can I achieve this using regular expressions?
Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions Public Class Form1 Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Dim t As Object
I'm trying to use regular expressions to find a matching model within the game. This part works perfectly! The only problem is that if it finds more than one match it'll try to place all matches it finds which I don't want it to do. Anyone more advanced in Regex can they tell me how to use regular expressions to only show one match or the first match it finds?
If Messege.ToLower.StartsWith("^place model") Then Dim Regex As String = Messege.Remove(0, 13) Dim R As New Regex(String.Format(".*{0}.*", Regex))
I know which elements that I need to capture which are the everything between these two elements <a href="everything inside the quotes"What would the syntax for this look like in VB.NET using regular expressions? Also how can I input the results into a richtextbox?
I've tried to extract the URL from an html page using regular expressions. It is really hard to understand. I have an existing application and would like to alter the code to search for a url in the form src="[URL]" the problem is that ive tried to use different expressions to no avail. could someone look at this code and advise how to alter it do what I need it to do.
I want to make sure using the custom expression validator that no ' or " can be used i tryed using [^"'] but whenever i put normal letters it doesnt work either.
how do you extract multiple decimals with different number of decimal places from a string? I'm looking to find a generic way to extract 3 numbers out the following strings.
I want to use Regex.Replace to replace a Match with a context sensitive value. I use the MatchEvaluator for this. But to make things simpler lets say I'm matching %v I want %v to be escapable, so if I use \%v it will not match. Anything else should match.
The pattern I came up with is this: (?:[^\]|^)%v It basically matches %v if it occurs at the beginning of the string, or if it follows any character except . It doesn't capture the first part of the expression.I know this isn't the "right" way to do it. But it worked just fine until I noticed that when I use this pattern in a replace, it includes the character before %v in the replacement(duh, right?)So, if I have ThisIsAValue:%v and I do Regex.Replace, replacing with the string Value, my result will be ThisIsAValueValue instead of ThisIsAValue:ValueI've tried googling this but the fact that "escape character" is so heavy in RegEx, all the results are geared towards the USAGE of escape characters instead of picking them out with a pattern.
I'm having trouble because I'm avoiding getting many blank spaces in the array after splitting. I'm trying to avoid using the optional | character but I get no results when I set it up without it!
I've spent much of the evening reviewing regular expressions and I've downloaded the following programs:
RegEx Designer.NET Antix RegEx Tester Expresso
I'm having trouble because the description contains a decimal point SOMETIMES and sometimes it doesn't. The description sometimes contains a whole number sometimes it doesn't.My friend recommended I use awk to divide it into columns. The thing is...I teach a Community Education class with Visual Basic .Net and I need to improve my RegEx skills.