Inspired by Micheal Musson entry Wich was hard to use in regex flavours that don't support recursion (C# engine doesn't) i've build my own simpler version wich matches what i would accept as validation entry

Valida que la contraseña deba estar compuesta por una mayúscula, minúscula y números con un rango de caracteres desde 8 hasta 16 dígitos. Ejemplo Aropd123 Argpd 123

Unix ANSI escape codes Hi , in my Terminal project in want a method to find (Unix ANSI escape codes) and run its command. For More information : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code...

Check list of integers numbers separated by comma Ex: "1, 2, 4, 6" >> OK "99" >> OK "a, b, c" >> WRONG...

Accept several kind of format, more or less usual. And refuse incorrect formats. Prefix: 0033 / +33 / (0) / 0 Number: collapsed / group by 2 / group by 3 Separator: space / dot / dash

If you understand the regexp, you can adjust it to your need. restrict special characters to .%_'- (localpart) limit length of each part and the whole to reasonable size supports 'XN' tld If you need help, read http://www.regular-expressions.info/email.html See also https://www.debuggex.com/r/9cdaaw...

Looks for the last single space in a line of text.

Extract Act names from statements

To validate a price of 5.000 and steps of 5.000 thereafter. (e.g 5.000, 10.000, 15.000 etc) including a euro sign. If anyone has any improvements let me know, this is what i just came up with to solve a problem i have on WordPress Contact Form 7.

Ansible Rendered Configs from STDOUT

Branch naming regex that's suitable for Gitlab issues. GIT SVN MERCURIAL MG

0 = not an authorized dealership for the respective brand 1 = authorized dealership for the respective brand

No trailing spaces or extra spaces max char 200 min 2 and hyphen and & only allowed

This pattern will match everything directly below your yahoo REPLACE section and non of the good cases above: ^yahoo\.com?(?:(?!\.[a-z]{2}).)*(?:.com?)?$ IE you do not want to include yahoo.fr or yahoo.com.fr or yahoo.co.uk

Matches all subdomains (specifically in group 2) excluding www

checks for a continuous string of characters (in this case 7) , but ignores HTML tags we use it in a required feild validator that has auto generated formatting elements