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[attr=value] style

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Submitted by David Rodrigues - 8 years ago

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phone

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Submitted by anonymous - 8 years ago

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123

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Submitted by anonymous - 8 years ago

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Regex for parsing function command line arguments

How i can parse the following function command line: The separtor is (\s-\w\s) like -c or -d or -n C:/my app/bin/Reader.dll -n Proc_20ms -c C:/Users/Braun/Desktop/test.csv -t Continue the simulation from the first line of the csv-file -j none -V errors and warnings (default) -d , to: ...

Submitted by Braun - 8 years ago

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REGEX CÃ³digo Postal Pt

ExpressÃ£o regular para o cÃ³digo postal (postcode) portugÃªs

Submitted by xsteal - 8 years ago

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fgj

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Submitted by anonymous - 8 years ago

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FLISR group match

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Submitted by anonymous - 8 years ago

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4-digit numeric w/o leading zero and no repeat digits

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Submitted by anonymous - 8 years ago

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4 digit numeric w/o leading zero and no repeat digits

A pcre that capture a 4-digit numeric that does not allow a leading zero and no repeat digits.

Submitted by Jeff Thompson - 8 years ago

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^.(\/Summary\/).(chelaxe\.ru).*$

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Submitted by anonymous - 8 years ago

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rsyslog test

global modifier

Submitted by dtmland - 8 years ago

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Parse an HL7 date, and capture the components

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Submitted by anonymous - 8 years ago

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periodic-digit-numbers

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Submitted by Wolf - 8 years ago

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hostname

RFC 1123 compatible RegEx for a hostname (not a domain name), inspired by chapter 7.15 from Regular Expressions Cookbook.

Submitted by anonymous - 8 years ago

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catch options

Submitted by Marek R - 8 years ago

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Single Mustache

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Submitted by anonymous - 8 years ago

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Match Linux File basename and pathname

Matches 2 groups - pathname and file basename, and will exclude anything on the end of the line that is not properly escaped.

Submitted by Steve Sant - 8 years ago

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Remove Special Ascii Characters from unicode String

By Using this string you can just remove ascii special characters from a unicode string characters like â™¥â™¥â™¥â™¥ â–“â–’ and other non unicode letters.

Submitted by Hummad Hassan - 8 years ago

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Select all chars before last backslash

For selecting paths without filename

Submitted by Me! - 8 years ago

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Search for Qualifications

This will identify M.D.'s and D.O.s, regardless of punctuation (within reason) and exclude similar matches (e.g., DMD)

Submitted by anonymous - 8 years ago

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