I'm new to regular expressions and I've been searching high and low for this really simple date conversion from YYMMDD to DD/MM/YY e.g. 140923 to 23/09/14. Maybe I just didn't search hard enough, but here goes: Search/original string: (\d{4})(\d{2})(\d{2}) ...

Why this regEx not find all single character? Why not work Start of string and End of string in bracket?

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Hi there, I try to learn and improve my regex knowledge... I want to fetch all lines below the "="-line and between the "-"-lines and access them via $1 - $n. Is this possible? Or should I fetch the whole string below the "="-line and the last "-"-line, then seperate the lines after that in another...

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