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Find comments or commentblocks in Code V1.01

Find Comments starting with # or //. Also finds Commentblocks starting with /* and ending with */.

Submitted by Candyman1332 - 7 years ago

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XML matching nodes

This regex matches opening and closing tags in XML (including attributes) and is used to "hide" the value of the node.

Submitted by Marc Fellman - 7 years ago

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HTML Code

HTML CODE given by (hex number   OR number &#160 OR name  )

Submitted by novy - 7 years ago

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Simple json key-value parser

[{"name":"Піксель ТВ","url":"http://st.it-tv.org:4575/?224.1.16.33","type":81,"tsOn":false}]

Submitted by ReMMeR - 7 years ago

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Names

Just checks for two capitalized words separated by a string

Submitted by anonymous - 7 years ago

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ISO 8601 datetime for Forecast.io API

Should match ISO 8601 datetime for Forecast.io API: [YYYY]-[MM]-[DD]T[HH]:[MM]:[SS] with an optional time zone formatted as Z for GMT time or {+,-}HH (with or without separating colon) for an offset

Submitted by Clifford Paulick - 7 years ago

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parsing splunk tacacs with regex

no description available

Submitted by anonymous - 7 years ago

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Capture a tagged Number given in quotes within a free text

Submitted by OS - 7 years ago

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split URL in protokoll, domain, file(with path), parameter and anker

split URL in protokoll, domain, file(with path), parameter and anker

Submitted by Candyman - 7 years ago

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Regex to find begin and end of a HTML tag with a certain class

The regex finds for example the random text sequence, if ohne single quotes ar used. The td itself may vary (td, div, span, p and so on), the provided class ist the item searched vor.

Submitted by xm318 - 7 years ago

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Workflow field converter

no description available

Submitted by Brian Olson - 7 years ago

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IP6 Validator Address (Simple)

Short form validation of an IP6 address Less complex than other examples I have seen around

Submitted by anonymous - 5 months ago

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MMM DDD YYYY

Submitted by anonymous - 2 months ago

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phone

regex for phone

Submitted by anonymous - 2 months ago

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alluse

/^(?P0|[1-9]\d)\.(?P0|[1-9]\d)\.(?P0|[1-9]\d)(?:-(?P(?:0|[1-9]\d|\da-zA-Z-)(?:\.(?:0|[1-9]\d|\da-zA-Z-))))?(?:\+(?P[0-9a-zA-Z-]+(?:\.[0-9a-zA-Z-]+)*))?$/gm

Submitted by alluse - a month ago

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Parsing result of SQL Server version (SELECT @@VERSION)

Parses MS SQL Server version returned from executing SELECT @@version

Submitted by M Rivas - a month ago

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Extract markdown table from a markdown string

no description available

Submitted by anonymous - 4 years ago

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Universal parser

no description available

Submitted by anonymous - 4 years ago

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Full or 3 letter abbreviated months

Matches with either the month or abbreviated 3 letter month name. No matching groups used

Submitted by Benargee - 4 years ago

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ip4/ip6 capture

regex to capture ip4/ip6 addresses with named capture groups. The Following features are included: PHP and python support ip4 byte size check (ensures byte can't exceed 255) ip6 checks if hex characters are valid uses a negative lookbehind to check if the ip is a word on its own...

Submitted by Meryo - 2 years ago

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