Splitting Additionalname in Basename and Specification

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whois find param

toggl track to jira

removes port number from URL

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

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should match any domain with one or more subdomains

Example used in slide 39

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

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.

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 @

Remove all tags and special character such as  

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.

Use to get any character, digit or space between parentheses

A simple regex to match individual arguments of a function.

semantic tags

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 );

Groups the ID, and finds the whole colon code

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This will parse the parameters/arguments that a Bash script when it uses getopt(s). Groups: name,short,long,while Example cases: while getopts -a ":n:t:" options; do while getopts -a -n ":n:t:" options; do while getopt ":n:t:" options; do Parameters=$(getopt -a -n $ScriptName --options $SHORT --longoptions $LONG -- "$@") Parameters=$(getopt -a -n alphabet -o abc:d: --long alpha,bravo,charlie:,delta: -- "$@")

validates against the MBI format published by CDC

Parse arguments

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This will help you to extract any URL inside your text

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trim phone number

Even if this is not valid HTML, it's more to understand the concept of recursion in patterns. It was an answer to a Stack overflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75282404/remove-comments-from-some-generated-html-which-can-be-invalid-with-nested-commen The idea is to use PCRE's recursive pattern to solve the problem.

Regex used for finding trailing commas. Use for troubleshooting PHP 7.2 Codes

Picks up (most?) NMEA messages.

actions-runner-win-x64-2.300.2.zipDownload We recommend configuring the runner under "\actions-runner". This will help avoid issues related to service identity folder permissions and long path restrictions on Windows. Create a folder under the drive root $ mkdir actions-runner; cd actions-runner# Download the latest runner package $ Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://github.com/actions/runner/releases/download/v2.300.2/actions-runner-win-x64-2.300.2.zip -OutFile actions-runner-win-x64-2.300.2.zip# Optional: Validate the hash $ if((Get-FileHash -Path actions-runner-win-x64-2.300.2.zip -Algorithm SHA256).Hash.ToUpper() -ne '54a37c9c78ca2dafe8912e633e8ff1740b9acf705169f240e3ee962b231a9f76'.ToUpper()){ throw 'Computed checksum did not match' }# Extract the installer $ Add-Type -AssemblyName System.IO.Compression.FileSystem ; [System.IO.Compression.ZipFile]::ExtractToDirectory("$PWD/actions-runner-win-x64-2.300.2.zip", "$PWD") Configure Create the runner and start the configuration experience $ ./config.cmd --url https://github.com/AriesTriputranto9/datasets --token AYC56HRTW24HAY5UDYNGDRDDYU5DE# Run it! $ ./run.cmd Using your self-hosted runner Use this YAML in your workflow file for each job runs-on: self-hosted

Extract subtitle entries out of SRT files.

pascal case to snake case

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Filtro pagina web

See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6462578/regex-to-match-all-instances-not-inside-quotes

Whatsapp group message id

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Seach pattern that doesn't match

Though in Athena you would need two backslash instead of one as listed above in Regex. expression in Athena. "input.regex" = '^(.?) (.?) (.?) \\(.?)\\] \\[(.*?)\\$'

match a single number

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Very simple validation expression that will validate a date in the range of 19000101 through 20991231. These formats are very popular for partitioning and representing dates as Long values or Integers. This does not check for Leap year values, or the months with varying number of days. Please Note: this will return a match on 20220231 even though this is not a valid date. Additional validations should be used if Leap years and Days of the Month should be verified as well.

Run in notepad++, replace with \u$1

It will match if it's present only the exact word in a phrase, without any other words in the same sentence

This is from "Learning the Vi editor", chapter 6 page 96