Javascript regular expression match?
Optionally followed by a quoted string | # or "^"+" # just a quoted string Assuming that there are no escaped quotes within quoted strings.
Optionally followed by a quoted string | # or "^"+" # just a quoted string. Assuming that there are no escaped quotes within quoted strings.
Thanks Tim. It works great. Looks to me the most comprehensive of all the answers.
– itsbalur Feb 7 at 14:52.
I've tested this regex here: rubular update: you may want to include some more punctuation marks like ; , .?!E.g. Research library! "not available" author:"Bernard Shaw" test1, test2; test2!(^\s*\"^\"+\")|\w+:;\.
,\?!?
Thanks. It gives "author:" and "Bernard" separately when I try to put it in use. In Rubular, seems to work well though.
– itsbalur Feb 7 at 14:54.
This works, at least for your two cases: ((?:^\s*\"^\"+\")|\w:+) see here.
Thanks, it does work for my two cases. – itsbalur Feb 7 at 14:52.
F matches form-feed. \r matches carriage return. \n matches linefeed.
\t matches horizontal tab. \v matches vertical tab. \0 matches NUL character.
\b matches backspace. Characters) including underscore (short for a-zA-Z0-9_). \d matches any digit (short for 0-9).
\D matches any non-digit (short for ^0-9). Word and a space). \B matches a non-word boundary (short for ^\b).
\cX matches a control character. G: \cm matches control-M. Characters of hexadecimal code hh.
With four characters of hexadecimal code hhhh.
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