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Covering Dates starting from year 2009 and older in French and English Some of the valid Dates format April 2nd 2008 April 2 2008 April 02 2008 2009-01-01 31-03-2009 03-31-2009 31 March 2009 March 31 2009 31 mars 2009 May 10th 1989 April 2nd 2008 2009.01.01 2009 1 31 31st december 2009 31 décembre 2009 31 Decembre 2009 2009/02/01 2009.01.01 2009 01 01 31 03 2009 12 31 2009

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Parse APA v7 citations

working for all not for java

working regex for any

toggl track to jira

A regex used to emulate the biblatex alphabetic citation key style in JabRef: https://discourse.jabref.org/t/use-field-markers-in-regex-for-citation-key-generator/3842

removes port number from URL

Martch Letras y Parentesis

Validate 1-223.0-255.0-255.0-255:1-65535

gg

should match any domain with one or more subdomains

Regex to get only information in the SUPPL subdirectory

Example used in slide 39

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This splits a text into sequences of max. 40 chars, concatting with a pipe

Gets the base ID of the ECTR ID when using copy and paste.

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dwa

A regular expression of Malaysian phone number I made to be used on a project using flutter.

OIDs are just numbers in the format 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9... Short names are alphanumeric, contiguous descriptions (no spaces, hyphens allowed) Long names can be basically everything (sometimes even UTF-8!) Sometimes, organisations providing the list of 'their' OIDs might reverse the order, for listing a directory reference (look up the name, then figure out what OID it is being assigned to). This regexp captures this 'reverse directory' scheme and rewrites everything properly for OpenSSL.

Other segments

Take segments to string

Kyivstar phone number

It detects the following ` product { brand` and ignores ` product { id`

Changing from MPa to Bar

Replace letters in email address but left the first and last letter before and after @

tas-branch-validation

Remove all tags and special character such as  

ip address regex

\w

In an HTML will replace all auto-closed tags (/>) with a proper tag closing. It works even if the tag has a closing sign (>) inside an attribute.

Database data type determination and extraction. Example: varchar(20) varchar2(20) number(20,3) timestamp Varchar(20)

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Valid date (DD-MM-YYYY) from 1900 to 2099

普通日志匹配, 匹配出字段: [time, level, logClass, content]

Use to get any character, digit or space between parentheses

This will match any words that show up before the @ sign in an email. Digits, dots, commasz and other special characters are ignored.

It matches CPF (Cadastro de Pessoa Física) with all digits as the same number. Since CPF consists in a pattern ###.###.###-##, or ###########, and # being a single digit, this document cannot have all the 11 (eleven) digits as the same number. Therefore 000.000.000.000-00 would not be an example of a CPF, since all 11 digits are the same number, in this case 0 (zero). This regular expression matches this case, where the cpf have all digit as the same number.

A simple regex to match individual arguments of a function.

throw elasticsearch exception logger info, find exception type and reason field

semantic tags

Password

This expression isolates a string or many strings of any caracthers that are preceded and are followed by a pair of colons in a long text string. Practical for tooltip insertion. Find a word in the string, search in the database, construct the tooltip and insert within the returned string. Use with : preg_match() for one unique result. preg_match_all() to get all found strings $tooltip = preg_match_all( "/::(*?)::/", $string, $matches, PREG_PATTERN_ORDER ); Replace each match with each found $new_string = str_replace( $matches[0], $matches[1], $string );