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RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, May 13, 2008
match *** in html,so any other html mark with is just do a little change to this...
EggHeadCafe.com New Articles, May 12, 2008
This is a question that apparently comes up frequently: What is the fastest way to search a string of text for a bunch of keywords (e.g., a "badwords" list for cleaning or disallowing forum spam, et...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, May 12, 2008
first regex put on site.
longitude must>=-180 & <180....
John Papa, May 3, 2008
Expression Studio 2 is out of beta and has been released. I've been using the betas and they have been pretty good, but its nice to finally get my hands on the full release as v2 is much bet...
John Papa, May 3, 2008
Expression Studio 2 is out of beta and has been released. I've been using the betas and they have been pretty good, but its nice to finally get my hands on the full release as v2 is much bet...
John Papa, May 3, 2008
Expression Studio 2 is out of beta and has been released. I've been using the betas and they have been pretty good, but its nice to finally get my hands on the full release as v2 is much bet...
John Papa, May 3, 2008
Expression Studio 2 is out of beta and has been released. I've been using the betas and they have been pretty good, but its nice to finally get my hands on the full release as v2 is much bet...
Joe On .NET, April 9, 2008
$49
I'm a tools junkie! Anything that helps be work more efficiently is HUGE for me since every 10 minutes I can "save" in a day is 10 minutes with my Children, talking to my Wife, ...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, April 3, 2008
This expression will validates most of the email formats....
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, April 2, 2008
The reqular expression matches those are starts with single character after that any character...
Brendan Tompkins, March 6, 2008
Just a quick administrative note, as this information is timely and not to be missed.
Dave Laribee is our man at Mix08 and is doing some great Qik.com videos with the CodeBetter Video Phone (Nokia N8...
Brendan Tompkins, March 6, 2008
Just a quick administrative note, as this information is timely and not to be missed.
Dave Laribee is our man at Mix08 and is doing some great Qik.com videos with the CodeBetter Video Phone (Nokia N8...
Brendan Tompkins, March 6, 2008
Just a quick administrative note, as this information is timely and not to be missed.
Dave Laribee is our man at Mix08 and is doing some great Qik.com videos with the CodeBetter Video Phone (Nokia N8...
Brendan Tompkins, March 6, 2008
Just a quick administrative note, as this information is timely and not to be missed.
Dave Laribee is our man at Mix08 and is doing some great Qik.com videos with the CodeBetter Video Phone (Nokia N8...
Did it with .NET, March 3, 2008
Help! I've painted myself into a corner.
While writing articles for this series, I try very hard to introduce only a little F# syntax
at a time. It is a personal goal of mine not to use syntax that ...
Keyvan Nayyeri, February 21, 2008
Almost one year ago I got off to begin a 20 months required military service. Some regular visitors can remember that first I passed a two months military training in a camp far from home and then mo...
ASPAlliance.com - The #1 ASP.NET Community, February 21, 2008
In this article, Brian discusses the usage and application of lambda expressions in .NET applications. After providing a short introduction, he examines the concepts with the help of source code and r...
Simple Talk, February 5, 2008
John Bower demonstrates more of the features of Silverlight, and Expression Blend, and illustrates their use by showing how one might write an application that avoids UI pitfalls by placing your desig...
Rico Marianis Performance Tidbits, January 14, 2008
Well is there really a "solution" at all in general? This particular case I think I constrained enough that you can claim an answer but does it generalize? Let's look at what I got first...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, December 28, 2007
Retrieve all HTML tags and its content
* in addition to Kevin Spencer
http://www.regexlib.com/REDetails.aspx?regexp_id=1796...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, December 8, 2007
Once , use first regex to find groups. and then use the second regex. first results to second regex source....
Al Pascual, November 2, 2007
Now Google is planning to market their social website, I haven't finish updating my profile and answering everybody within LinkedIn. I forgot that I also need in regular basis to login into Facebo...
Ken.Robertson.Blog, October 28, 2007
I must say that this morning, I was rather disappointed in Blackberry that they still haven't straightened out the whole daylight savings system. I mean come on, you would have thought that ...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, October 26, 2007
That is just an improved expression for handling capitalized names. Improvement #1 - Allowed using names consisting of 3 parts. Improvement #2 - Introduced restriction that the name must start from ca...
Peter Brombergs UnBlog, October 24, 2007
With Microsoft (MSFT) buying a very minority share that values Facebook at $15 billion, it looks like ""bubble or bust"". A lot depends on whether you believe Facebook is just the latest online fa...
Al Pascual, October 19, 2007
So who wants to become a blogging Mentor? Many people started a blog and after a few months they give up and moved to new things, their blogs stays there without being updated for years, sometimes th...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, September 24, 2007
This regular expression can be used for validating a strong password. It expects at least 1 lowercase letter, 1 uppercase letter, and 1 digit. It will also allow for some special characters. The lengt...
Granville Barnett, September 15, 2007
I played with this a while back but never blogged about it and thought that maybe I should do now as its a pretty nifty tool. First and foremost, if you have not looked at C# 3.0 or LINQ then here are...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, September 13, 2007
No idea whether anyone would ever need this, but I had to work half a day on this pattern, so I decided to share it. :) It was never meant for productive use at all; it was rather to filter out all th...
Peter Brombergs UnBlog, September 7, 2007
At one of my ""Playground"" sites, BlogMetaFinder.com, I get an approval email every time somebody submits a blog or website to the directory. ( If you have any kind of blog or website relat...
Nigel Parkers Outside Line, September 5, 2007
The Expression Encoder was released this morning and is available for trial and purchase here. Since the previous beta Live Production has been added... also I have been testing the Silverlight S...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, September 4, 2007
Well, I don't remember where from I got this expression, but I modified it a bit to work with asp.net 2.0's Regular expression validator. This validates if the password has atleast 6 characters, of wh...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, September 3, 2007
This expression matches IP Addresses between 192.168.0.17 - 192.168.0.32 which is a block range of 16 addresses. I created this expression for Google Analytics to filter out hits from our companies of...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, September 3, 2007
This regular expression allows you to extract literal text from an HTML (SGML compliant?) document. i believe it will also work for XML. using code to replace the HTML element you can extract the lite...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, August 30, 2007
Used with the Regex.Split() function in .NET, this will easily split a camelCase word on the upper case letters, while not dropping any characters. (That makes it different from most split() function...
Technology and Programming - Speednets Lottery Post Blog, August 30, 2007
The phrase "camel case" is used to describe a common method of naming variables, properties, and methods in a programming language.It is useful for stringing several words together, while ma...
hongmeigs WebLog, August 30, 2007
By default findstr does the comparison with regular expression. However, what surprised me is that the following command does not work.
findstr "abc|def" test.txt
when test...
youve been HAACKED, August 27, 2007
In my last post, I wrote about how most email validation routines are too strict when compared against what is allowed by the RFC. Initially I dismissed this phenomena as the result of ignorance of th...
Peter Brombergs UnBlog, August 18, 2007
I've been scraping again, I confess. Just can't resist it. One of the things I've run into when grabbing a bunch of web pages in a threadpool callback is how to determine if the page sports the autodi...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, July 28, 2007
My favorite email regex. There are many like it but this one is simple, works on 99% of email addresses out there and safe....
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, July 27, 2007
A simple but powerful URL validating regex. Will only accept hyper text transfer protocol (http) but can be easily changed to accept others. Accepts multiple subdomains and subdirectories. Even accept...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, July 23, 2007
This regular expressions matches dates of the form YYYY/XX/ZZ ,where YYYY is always 4 digits long, XX can be 01 to 12 and ZZ can be 01 to 31...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, July 12, 2007
This pattern validates email address. it allows (1)numeric characters and underscore(_) in an address.(2)numeric characters in domain name. it doesn't match user names with a dot(.). doesn;t allow use...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, July 9, 2007
It is used for simple validation. This regular expression will match the all type of credit card patterns, like AMEX,VISA,MASTER, Dinnerclub, JCB, enRoute ,Discover...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, July 6, 2007
This pattern will match any positive number(Real or Integer). It will not match ZERO or any variation of zero (ie 0.00)...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, July 5, 2007
Small w is used in expression. if you'll use capital W then it is for "Not Alphanumeric"...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, June 30, 2007
SQL datetime format tester YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, June 29, 2007
This regex is designed to fail fast (using possessive quantifiers) while still matching a decimal number all the time. Won't match scientific notation or fractions. Can be combined with other patterns...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, June 22, 2007
Matches a .Net Framework type name. This expression also matches non-strong named types such as:
Namespace.Class
and
Namespace.Class, Assembly...
RegexLib.com - Recent Patterns, June 20, 2007
A regex I came up with for validating urls, didn't test thoroughly but seems to do the trick....