using System;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
public class Example
{
public static void Main()
{
string pattern = @"^I await your input\.(?=\d|\-)|^(?:I await your input\.(?:x|\/|\*|\+|\.))|^0+(?=0|0.|[1-9])|(?<=\.\d+)\.$|^(?:x|\/|\*|\+|\.)|(?<=(?:x|\/|\*|\-|\+))0(?=\d+)|(?<=\.)\-$|(?<=^\-)(?:x|\*|\/|\-|\+|\.)|(?<=\.\d+)(x|\*|\/|\-|\+)?\.";
string input = @"|(?<=(?:x|\/|\*|\-|\+|\.))(?:x|\/|\*|\+|\.)
/When ready, just start over from the original working regex.
|(?<=\d+)(x|\*|\/|\-|\+)(?=x|\*|\/|\-|\+)
|(?<=x|\*|\/|\-|\+|\.)\.
|\.(?=x|\*|\/|\-|\+|\.)|(?<=\d+\.\d+(?:x|\*|\/|\-|\+))\.|(?<=\d+\.\d+)\.
Seems like I don't need this one: |\-(?=-)
40.0.
5.6+.
7.3.
2222-
2222--
2222.-
0.00002/
111.222*x
3838.3
0.0000x.
1+2.333.x
-/1
-/1/-
1.1/+
0.2/*
333/x
4444/-
888-
0x/
0..+
0xx
3x.
3.xx
0.1.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
(?<=\d+(?:x|\/|\*|\-|\+|\.))(?:x|\/|\*|\-|\+|\.)
(?<=\.\d+(?:x|\/|\*|\-|\+|\.))(?:x|\/|\*|\-|\+|\.)
(?<=\d+(?:x|\/|\*|\-|\+|\.))(?:x|\/|\*|\-|\+|\.)
(?<=\d+)(?:x|\/|\*|\-|\+|\.)(?=x|\/|\*|\-|\+|\.) // This selects any math symbol directly after a math symbol such as 111.222*x (x will be selected)
?:non-capturing group
I await your input.4
I await your input.+
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
....
0000000
000000033300
00003304
0000004
000000.
2.5+88889.4756x8.8/0.125+04.5
2.5+88889.4756x8.8/0.125+0.45
2.5+88889.4756x8.8/0.125+0
2.4+2.00003
2.4+04
0x9-95.8/00
/*
+-+
000000004
6.6.4444.4.4.5555.588885.5.
6.6.4444.4.4.5555.55.5343.
4+5
88889993.4884.
4.
8888.8.4
8.8.4.8
4.56850.000000.0.100.324000+8.343.333.4400000.00000
0.13453.383883...+388338.383838+3.4/833.3x8*4333-8-+++**3*3/*3
0000.1
+
-
.
*
/
x0000000
000000004
0.1334343.
0123456789
000001234
0000.
_+-*/|\/*
@#!#$
^*()
.000
copied and saved regex:
|(?<=.[\d+])\.
_______________________________
(?<=\d|\d)\.$
// sort of works: \.\d+\.$(?!\d+\.) it takes of the .allnumbesanddecimal from here
(?<=\.)\d+\.$
(?<=\.\d+)\.$
(\.\d+)$
(?<=[\d]\.[\d])\.
Negate these:
[^0\.1]";
RegexOptions options = RegexOptions.Multiline;
foreach (Match m in Regex.Matches(input, pattern, options))
{
Console.WriteLine("'{0}' found at index {1}.", m.Value, m.Index);
}
}
}
Please keep in mind that these code samples are automatically generated and are not guaranteed to work. If you find any syntax errors, feel free to submit a bug report. For a full regex reference for C#, please visit: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.text.regularexpressions.regex(v=vs.110).aspx