Parses the output of the automated theorem prover Vampire. Matches the output lines that contain the proof. Run vampire --proof on to generate a compatible string.

Matches any dozenal number. Supports positive/negative sign, thousands separators, and implicit zeros.

Matches any mathematically correct dozenal number which is not formatted.

Match any 4chan thread url as of 08/2022

cyrillic endings for regex declination

Expresion regular para obtener los metadas que pasaria un decorador según el estandar TC39

Parses the output of the automated theorem prover Vampire. Matches the output lines printed by the options --show_everything, --show_active, --show_new etc. Run vampire --show_everything on to generate a compatible string.

Matches any mathematically correct decimal number which is not formatted.

Matches alphanumeric, @, . , -

Nifty RegEx to match commonly-worded Govering Law clauses in agreements and contracts

Matches any decimal number. Supports positive/negative sign, thousands separators, and implicit zeros.

get id, name from fb link

Basic email regex for quick validation

sdfsdfsdf

validates password to Contain a-zA-Z0-9 and optional characters !$#@%

RTDM_Thread_Pool

There is not word boundary between the >< and as there seem to be at least 1 or more uppercase characters, then quantifier can be + to match 1 or more times. If you don't want to split at the start of the string, creating an empty entry in the result list, you can assert using a negative lookbehind ...

Extract any kind of numerical value (int or double, positive or negative) from a string written as a vector (ie '(#1, #2, #3)' ).

IPv4 w/ w/o port validation and localhost string supported

^a-zA-Z+@[a-zA-Z]{3,20}\.[a-z]{3}$