Remove text (& brackets) from a string with regex - regex

It's easy when you understand...unfortunately, I don't! I will deeply appreciate you if you can guide me to the answer, thanks.
I want to capture a string, using just regex, but remove any text that's within brackets. e.g.
This is a typical string...
<td class="rc_entry_alt" >Mark Anthony (IRE)</td>
I can capture "Mark Anthony (IRE)" very easily. I'm currently using...
/<td class="rc_entry(_alt)?" >.*<\/td>/
What i'd like is to remove the " (IRE)". Note the preceding space prior to the first bracket. I want to remove this too. Also, the text between the ( and ) will vary, e.g. USA, ITY, FR, etc. It should look like this...
Mark Anthony
I've no doubt it's very simple, and yet it eludes me. Thanks for your time :)
n.b. The stuff in brackets isn't always there. Sometimes I get what I want with the original code I mentioned.

Your Regexp would look something like that. The acutal Syntax depends on your programming language / tool.
First you need to match the <td ..> part. Then you capute everything upto (. then to be sure match everything in brackets followed by </td>.
/<td[^>].*>\([^(]*\)(.*)</td>/
You should read the Book: Mastering Regular Expressions by Jeffrey Friedl.

Okay, so remove the HTML first, then do something like this to remove the (...) part:
\s+\(.*?\)
If you know the (...) part is the very last thing in the string (i.e. there's nothing after it), you can use this to check that it's at the end, too:
\s+\(.*?\)$
Just use a Regex find and replace function, find the expression above, and replace with nothing.

Related

Nino Regular Expression

I have the following text, for example:
nino&searchPhrase=jn123456&alphabetical
And I want to extract jn123456.
I've put together the following regex to extract NINOs:
(\bnino?\b.*?|Nino?\b.*?)[a-zA-Z]{2}[0-9]{6}
The problem I have is at the very end of the regex where I'm matching the last alpha character which may or may not be there.
I've tried adding the following at the end of the regex shown above without any luck:
?[a-zA-Z]{1} and
[?a-zA-Z]{1}
Could someone please look at this and let me know where I've gone wrong.
Many thanks and kind regards
Chris
You may use something like this:
^[Nn]ino&?\w*=([a-z]{2}\d{6})
which will capture "jn123456" in the first capturing group.
Demo.
If the character & can be anything else, then you may use . instead.

regex: match everything EXCEPT comments in style: // or (* ... *)

I'm playing around with RegEx but I'm by no means a pro and I can't quite get this to work properly in http://www.regexr.com/
(Being in a rush doesn't help ...)
I have two dozen ".ST" files, basically PLC code which seems to be similar to C syntax. So all the comments are // or (* ... *)
I'm a translator and I'm supposed to translate ONLY the comments, so my thought was to use Find/Replace in Notepad++ and find everything which was NOT a comment, replace it with blank, in order to, in the end, have a document with only comments. So I'm not sure what to do with a RegEx that matches comments, because I don't want to delete those and can't "replace" it with anything... Make any sense???
Thanks so much for your help!
Simple answer
Not what you asked for, but I believe this is what you want to do. All you need is catch the comments and remove them. To do that:
~(?<!\\)//[^\n\r]*|(?<!\\)\(\*.*?(?<!\\)\*\)~sg
will select all the text following // on the line, and all text (multiline) enclosed in (* *). Afterwards you just need to replaced all selection with the empty string "".
For info, (?<! ) patterns are look behind: they're here to make sure the comment's limits aren't escaped. \//I wanna keep this code shouldn't be matched, code (*foo\*)bar*) should select (*foo\*)bar*).
Crazy overkill [shouldn't use]
For the record, and because it is too damn tempting to go for the monstrous regex when there's a simple obvious answer, and because I didn't saw that before way too long... You shouldn't use this.
~(?:^//.*$|\(\*.*?\*\)|([^(\n]+)|(\())~mg
might catch what you you want in variables \1 and \2.
^//.*$ catches lines beginning with // (though you might want to also catch the code before the // in a line resembling cool code //this was cool code)
\(\*.*?\*\) catches anything between (* *) (though not if there's a newline... You could use (?s:\(\*.*?\*\)) if your regex flavor supports it. And it probably isn't speed-optimized)
([^(\n]+]) looks for (and selects) anything ON THIS LINE that isn't an opening parenthesis. This means that multiline code, unsprinkled with comments, will be cut into lines. You may change this behavior with something like (?s:((?:(?!\n/|\().)+)).
(\() matches the open parenthesis that stopped the previous pattern, only if it isn't the beginning of a (* comment.
You can see it in action here: http://regex101.com/r/aX6sF7, but I do believe it can be greatly simplified.
This will match any line starting with //:
^\/\/.*$
This will match anything between * and *:
\*[^\*]*\*

Matching Any Word Regex

I would like to remove hundreds on onmouseover events from my code. the evt all pass different variables and I want to be able to use dreamwaever to find and replace all the strings with nothing.
Here is an example
onmouseover="parent.mv_mapTipOver(evt,'Wilson');"
onmouseover="parent.mv_mapTipOver(evt,'Harris');"
onmouseover="parent.mv_mapTipOver(evt,'Walker');"
I want to run a search that will identify all of these and replace/remove them.
I have tried seemingly infinite permutations of things like:
onmouseover="parent.mv_mapTipOver(evt,'[^']');"
or
onmouseover="parent.mv_mapTipOver(evt,'[^']);"
or
onmouseover="parent.mv_mapTipOver(evt,[^']);"
or
onmouseover="parent.mv_mapTipOver(evt,'[^']+');"
And many more. I cannot find the regular expression that will work.
Any/all help would be appreciated.
Thanks a ton!
"." and "(" have special meaning in regular expressions, so you need to escape them:
onmouseover="parent\.mv_mapTipOver\(evt,'[^']+'\);"
I'm not sure if this is correct dreamweaver regex syntax, but this stuff is standard enough.
Try this one:
onmouseover="parent\.mv_mapTipOver\(evt,'.+?'\);"
And see it in action here.
When using reg expressions you have to be very careful about how you handle white space. For example the following piece of code will not get caught by most of the reg expressions mentioned so far because of the space after the comma and equals sign, despite the fact that it is most likely valid syntax in the language you are using.
onmouseover= "parent.mv_mapTipOver(evt, 'Walker');"
In order to create regexp that ignore white space you must insert /s* everywhere in the regexp that white space might occur.
The following regexp should work even if there is additional white space in your code.
onmouseover\s*=\s*"parent\.mv_mapTipOver\(\s*evt\s*,\s*'[A-Za-z]+'\s*\);"

Regular expression to remove comment

I am trying to write a regular expression which finds all the comments in text.
For example all between /* */.
Example:
/* Hello */
When I do this:/\*.*\*/, it behaves odd and nothing is shown. What is wrong with it?
EDIT: The comments can be spread across multiple lines
Unlike the example posted above, you were trying to match comments that spanned multiple lines. By default, . does not match a line break. Thus you have to enable multi-line mode in the regex to match multi-line comments.
Also, you probably need to use .*? instead of .*. Otherwise it will make the largest match possible, which will be everything between the first open comment and the last close comment.
I don't know how to enable multi-line matching mode in Sublime Text 2. I'm not sure it is available as a mode. However, you can insert a line break into the actual pattern by using CTRL + Enter. So, I would suggest this alternative:
/\*(.|\n)*?\*/
If Sublime Text 2 doesn't recognize the \n, you could alternatively use CTRL + Enter to insert a line break in the pattern, in place of \n.
I encountered this problem several years ago and wrote an entire article about it.
If you don't have access to non-greedy matching (not all regex libraries support non-greedy) then you should use this regex:
/\*([^*]|[\r\n]|(\*+([^*/]|[\r\n])))*\*+/
If you do have access to non-greedy matching then you can use:
/\*(.|[\r\n])*?\*/
Also, keep in mind that regular expressions are just a heuristic for this problem. Regular expressions don't support cases in which something appears to be a comment to the regular expression but actually isn't:
someString = "An example comment: /* example */";
// The comment around this code has been commented out.
// /*
some_code();
// */
Just want to add for HTML Comments is is this
\<!--(.|\n)*?-->
Just an additionnal note about using regex to remove comments inside a programming language file.
Warning!
Doing this you must not forget the case where you have the string /* or */ inside a string in the code - like var string = "/*"; - (we never know if you parse a huge code that is not yours)!
So the best is to parse the document with a programming language and have a boolean to save the state of an open string (and ignore any match inside open string).
Again a string delimited by " can contain a \" so pay attention with the regex!
You cannot write a regular expression that would be able to correctly find all comments, or even one type of comments - single-line or multiline.
Regular expressions can only provide a partial match, one that would would cover perhaps 90% of all cases, but that's it.
The syntax for regular expression is so complex, it is only possible to identify them correctly in 100% of cases by doing a full expression evaluation, which in turn is based on tokenizing the code. The latter is a huge task, which is implemented by all AST parsers today. See AST Explorer
Only a proper-written AST parser can tell you precisely where all regular expressions are located in your code. You would have to write a parser then based on that.
Or, you could use one of the existing libraries that already do all that, like decomment.
RegEx examples where any head-on approach is going to stumble, being unable to tell a regular expression from a comment block:
/\// - it will think this reg-ex is a single-line comment
/\/*/ - it will think this reg-ex opens a multi-line comment
The answer which user1919238 wrote works. Just corroborating that here, although the many upvotes probably do give you a clue.
It got rid of all these annoying block comments, put here just to show the usefulness/thank user1919238 for saving time:
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if you want to replace the obnoxious comment from flutter main.dart,
Press cmd +r on mac or cntrl+ r on windows,
type //.* into the box above, leave the box below empty
click .* on the replace dialog, to activate regex,
then click on replace all. this will remove all your comments, you can do this if you want to remove all comments in any file in a flutter.
Additional, to reformat the main.dart
press cmd+a on mac and cntrl+a on windows,
then press cmd+alt(option)+l or cntrl+alt+l, this will reformat the code.
I will attach a picture of the main. dart, the green .* at the top of the page is what you will press to activate the regex.

Regular Expressions with conditions

I have a string that looks like:
this is a string [[and]] it is [[awesome|amazing]]
I have the following regular expression so far:
(?<mygroup>(?<=\[\[).+?(?=\]\]))
I am basically trying to capture everything inside the brackets. However, I need to add another condition that says: If the matched result contains a pipe delimiter then only return the word to the right of the pipe delimiter. If there is no pipe then just return everything inside the brackets.
The parsing result I am looking for given the example above should look like:
and
amazing
Any input is appreciated.
(?<mygroup>(?<=\[\[)([^|\]]*|)?([^|]+?)(?=\]\]))
You could use this regex:
(?<=\[\[[^\]]*?)(?!\w+\|)\w+(?=\]\])
it matches both and and amazing words in your test example. You could check it out, I created a test app on Ideone.
From the regex info page:
The tremendous power and expressivity
of modern regular expressions can
seduce the gullible — or the foolhardy
— into trying to use regexes on every
string‐related task they come across.
My advice: Just grab what is between the brackets and parse it after.
Regular expressions are not the answer to everything. May those who follow after you be spared from deciphering the regex you come up with.