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RegExReference

Regular Expressions reference and tools
Javascript online matcher
Perl one-liner reference examples - PCRE Flavor


quick javascript Software for RegEx testing - view sourcecode on GitHub

  • this script is making use of the javascript regex engine to test a regular expression on a given text input

reference_chars_soft.md one-liner code
code examples for the following meta characters:

  • . single dot
  • \ escape chars
  • \w alphanumeric char
  • \d one number, \s spaces
  • \b \B word boundaries
  • \C forced match of single byte (char)
  • ^ \A begin of a line
  • $ \Z \z end of a line/string
  • | alternate
  • [] char class
  • ^ negative class
  • \W not alphanumeric char
  • \D not a number
  • \S not a \s
  • - inside a class defines a range
  • \l \u fold next character's case
  • \Q....\E Literal text span

reference_modifiers.md one-liner code
code examples for the following regex modifiers:

  • g global match
  • i ignore case
  • s single line
  • m multiline
  • o compile once
  • x extended free spaces and comments mode
  • e execute
  • c in gc keeps the current position during repeated matching
  • \G start of match / end of previous match

reference_parenthesis_operators.md one-liner code
code examples for the following parenthesis operators:

  • (?:...) - turn off backreferences
  • (?modifier-modifier) - turn on/off modifier
  • (?modifier-modifier:....) - modifier span
  • (?=...) - positive lookahead
  • (?!...) - negative lookahead
  • (?<=...) - positive lookbehind
  • (?<!...) - negative lookbehind
  • (?...) - named capture
  • (?{...}) - insert perl code
  • (??{...}) - dynamic regex
  • (?if then|else) - conditional
  • (?>...) - atomic grouping

reference_quantifiers.md one-liner code
code examples for the following quantifiers

  • * some, one or no one
  • ? one or no one
  • + one or some
  • { } a number of {exactly} {min,max} {min,}
  • ( ) delimit the value of a quantifier
  • *? +? ?? {min,max}? lazy quantifiers
  • ?+ ++ *+ {min,max}+ possessive quantifiers

reference_perl_operators.md one-liner code
code examples of specific regex use in perl

  • m/regex/mods simple match
  • s/regex/replacement/mods substitute (or count)
  • tr/before/after/ transliteration operator
  • =~ !~ positive and negative match operators
  • regex delimiters
  • built in variables: $` $&amp; $' $1 $2 $+ $^N @- @+
  • pos()
  • (X|Y) - alternation priority
  • study()

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Copyright (c) 2015 Giovanni Alunni

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