Captures TagName, attributes and value in seperate groups. Apply same pattern on capture group #3 (using recursion) to parse entire xml! Apply regex defined in teststring to capture group #2 to parse all the attributes for the current tag.

Captures TagName, attributes and value in seperate groups. --- Apply same pattern on capture group #3 (using recursion) to parse entire xml! --- Apply regex defined in teststring to capture group #2 to parse all the attributes for the current tag.

Captures TagName, attributes and value in seperate groups. --- Apply same pattern on capture group #3 (using recursion) to parse entire xml! --- Apply regex defined in teststring to capture group #2 to parse all the attributes for the current tag.

Get ClrNamespace and optional AssemblyName from XmlnsDefinition in xaml

Doesn't port to AHK cleanly but it's a start

Stuck trying to key of Number of Failed BGPs to return the result in the next ' line.

How i can parse the following function command line: The separtor is (\s-\w\s) like -c or -d or -n C:/my app/bin/Reader.dll -n Proc_20ms -c C:/Users/Braun/Desktop/test.csv -t Continue the simulation from the first line of the csv-file -j none -V errors and warnings (default) -d , to: ...

prend en compte les +33 requiert un début par 06 ou 07 accepte les séparateurs de type "." ou " "

Let's say a phone number is valid in case it has 11 digits (or 13 in case we use 00 instead of + ). Take those lines to common format. original idea was to remove all non-digit characters from those lines with simple match like but combined with look-ahead it just did not work, had to go through ea...

This regex can be used to find all of the packages (.mum) files in the WINDIR%\servicing\Packages directory. I used it to remove the update packages from Winodws 7 pkgmgr /up:"filename" /norestart /quiet

Checks that the number and optional prefix submitted are in a valid UK Companies House format.

Picks up %macro, %inc, data step, and proc boundaries.

Basic sas boundaries, %macro proc %include etc

This validates version numbers that adhear to the Semantic protocol e.g. in form of xx.xx.xx or 1.2.2