regex101: Detect [YOTI] in string.xml

^start of line

Group 1(<string name=\"){1}

{1}repeats the group contents below exactly 1 time:

<string name=the literal text <string name= (case sensitive)

\"the literal " (34₁₀ / 42₈ / 22₁₆)

Character Class[\w.]+

+matches at least one character from the set below:

\wany word character

.the literal . (46₁₀ / 56₈ / 2E₁₆)

Group 2(\">){1}

{1}repeats the group contents below exactly 1 time:

\"the literal " (34₁₀ / 42₈ / 22₁₆)

>the literal > (62₁₀ / 76₈ / 3E₁₆)

Character Class[\w ]+

+matches at least one character from the set below:

\wany word character

the literal (32₁₀ / 40₈ / 20₁₆)

(?i)applies the following effective flags to the remainder of the pattern: gmi

i modifier: insensitive. Matches without distinguishing uppercase and lowercase letters

yotithe literal text yoti (case insensitive)

Group 3(</string>){1}

{1}repeats the group contents below exactly 1 time:

</string>the literal text </string> (case insensitive)

Global pattern flags

g modifier: global. Finds all matches instead of stopping after the first

m modifier: multiline. Causes ^ and $ to match the start and end of each line, not only the start and end of the string

Search reference

Regular Expression

^(<string name=\"){1}[\w.]+(\">){1}[\w ]+(?i)yoti(</string>){1}

Test String
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<string name="loc.component.help.email.label">Email EasyID</string>
<string name="loc.component.help.email.label">Email EasyID</string>

<string name="loc.component.yoti.help.email.label">Email EasyID</string>

<string name="loc.component.help.email.label">Email yoti</string>
<string name="loc.component.help.email.label">Email YoTi</string>
<string name="loc.component.help.email.label">Email YOTI</string>


<string name="loc.component.help.email.label">Email YO.TI</string>

Regular Expression

Test StringNew

Test String
New