Verifies YouTube video links AND pulls the video ID from them in a matching group. Works with all capitalizations. It also matches the WHOLE link but sorts the video ID into a group. Works with JavaScript, PHP and Python. (Not tested with any other Regex engine) ...

matches a list of comma separated dates in the form dd/mm/yyy. Between two dates must be only a comma. no other character are permitted: matches: 12/03/2011,23/19/1967 Doesn't match: 23/02/2010, 11/11/2011

asdfasdfadfasddfasdfadsaf

Splits a line into three parts: completed sentences from the previous line, any complete sentences, and any uncompleted sentences.

Regex used in Splunk to extract fields from Mikrotik FW. NOTES: Mikrotik must be configured to use "BSD Syslog" format FW rules must add, as log prefix, the action: drop accep...

gutoregex

preg_math_all only. ex.: http://doman.com, http://doman.com/, http://doman.com/?query=1,http://doman.com?query=1, domain.com, doman.com?query=1 and other

This matches a ASP Cookieless SessionId. Useful if, for example, after deprecating Cookieless sessions you want to redirect any clients with a cached sessionId to the plain url.

Telephone number can come with extra characters to denote country, region, etc

\_\d(.+) for _2015041122

2010-2012

acepts 1.000 and 1000

There are 2 segments within this data that start with REF* and end with a tilde (~). I can capture one of them but not both. I've read and cant seem to figure this one out. I DO need to preface with the NM1*03 piece.