Validate Gregorian calendar dates that contain 24-hour times. This will also correctly match the Feb 29 date when it falls on a valid leap year. Leap years occur every 4 years, with one exception: when a year is evenly divisible by 100 but not evenly divisible by 400, the year will not be a leap year. Thus years 2100, 2200, and 2300 are not leap years but years 2000, 2400, and 2800 are.

Date with this format YYYY-MM-DD and year start 20 or 21 like 2014

Tests the string if it does contain valid latitude and longitude parameters

]+)\s()\s(?:\/>|>(.)) - (with global) finds all tags in scope 1st group is tagname 2nd group is attributes 3rd group (if it exists) is value of the tag Apply pattern again on 3th group to find internal tags (recurse in the code to parse entire xml!) Apply pattern below on 2nd group to find all attributes: \s+(+)\s=\s"(*)" - (with global) finds attributes 1st group is attributename 2nd group is attributevalue

Exclude part of a string in an include string.

This search for special character at first position in the string

matching words between square brachets tags include newline or carriage return

Matches HTML structure

gets a postgis tablename from a mapfile with the given layer name, may not work depending on your mapfile layout

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Find Telephone

This will remove all facebook urls from a HTML string

Gets all numbers in a string. This includes positive and negative numbers aswell as integers and floats. By: http://www.benlorantfy.com/

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By inserting this regex in a programming language to test it against Codeforces 1800A you'll solve the task

This regex is to match Ascending or descending order of 8 digit number

PHP serialize / unserialize __sleep __wakeup __serialize __unserialize

For string splitting / deconstructing

Matches the XML pages of the /quizzes routes for feedpager

-2.02^3(2+3.024)+3.14159-(45^23)/(19-4)

In between 2 delimiters

a simple username pattern

Validating comma delimited strings for whitespaces & extra commas -- +(,()+){0,}

Validates Multiple email addresses seperated by comma.

Value must be either true or false

matches 123.4f 123.4F .4f .4F 5f 5F

This regex matches roman numbers from 1 (I) to 3999 (MMMCMXCIX)

Use this Regex for server-side validation also with some slight modifications like so for .NET -- @\w+(-+.']\w+)@\w+([-.]\w+)\.[a-zA-Z0-9]{2,6}([-.{2,6})*;

Regex to constrain a text to have at least 2 strings. Compatible with 2nd-3rd-Nth names/surnames.

matches normal email addresses like example@gmail.com but also addresses with ip addresses like example@192.168.0.34 (not ipv6)