Bob answers 'Whoa, chill out!' if you yell at him. You can use this regex to match regexes like "WHAT THE HELL WERE YOU THINKING?"

This version matches any sentence that sounds like yelling even it doesnt end with ? or !

should start with letter follow by letters and numbers and (-) - zero or more can't start or finish with (-) can't have two or more consecutive (-) char

Parses date-time duration strings +-1y2M3d4h5m6s, where 'm' is the dafault. Like this, where {} contains list of capturing groups: 21 - parsed as {,,,,21,} 2y2s - parsed as {2,,,,,2}

When looking for day, Sunday should not be matched.

regex for inline substitution w/ sed

Start with two letters and followed by any number of Integers

With this pattern possible select decimal that cantain comma or space

Test a given string for phone number variations and extract th parts.

Limpa os caracteres especiais e letras de um telefone imputado

Useful for finding array error. Example: {'id':'1','name':'test',} Finds the ",}" from the example

const uint8_t T_SYN_3 23 to const uint8_t T_SYN_3 = 23;

#define const_value 4 to const uint8_t const_value 4