This regex parses the entire line of the IIS log files (without detail on the AgentID) for usage into FluentD. Q&C - juan.carniglia@gmail.com

First pass at a way to find credit card data using regex.

If you want to understand an SQL statement for Hibernate: this replaces the selected fields in an SQL statement generated by Hibernate by a shorthand, since you usually just care about the logic. E.g. it changes select foo0_.bla as bla1_3, foo0_.bar as bar1_3, foo0_.baz1_3 as baz1_3 from ... to sele...

Replaces second to last but one characters in email with asterisks (@ and last . are protected): john.travolta@gmail.com > j*a@g**.m

replace-last-comma with semicolon similar to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3829483/how-to-replace-last-occurrence-of-characters-in-a-string-using-javascript

Regex following "ISO 8601" without hour : allowing only month 1 to 12, the day of 1 to 31 for the months of 31 days, the months from 1 to 30 for the months of 30 days, the day of 1 to 28 for February, and the day from 1 to 29 for February of leap years

VALIDATE ALL WOLRD MAIL RULES Very simple expression Less than 140 caracters. Validate on SonarQube typescript, javascript, angular rules ...

This regular expression splits an address line like for example "1117 Franklin Blvd" into the street name and house number. It also supports addresses where street name and house number are the other way around (e.g. "Mustermannstr. 1"). Furthermore, this regular expression also supports address lin...

email that accepts the plus (+) symbol

main symbols and comments are supported

Finds all source numbers in square brackets

f_name may contain spaces, numbers, characters,... so I would go for a but then I couldn't use [...]? anymore to match the second line?