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I want to search all the words in a line/sentence and detect any word with ize and convert it to ise except for certain words listed.
Find: ^(?!size)(?!resize)(?!Belize)(?!Bizet)(?!Brize)(?!Pfizer)(?!assize)(?!baize)(?!bedizen)(?!citizen)(?!denizen)(?!filesize)(?!maize)(?!prize)(?!netizen)(?!seize)(?!wizen)(?!outsize)(?!oversize)(?!misprize)(?!supersize)(?!undersize)(?!unsized)(?!upsize)([a-zA-Z-s]+)ize
Replace: $1ise
So far all i get is the first word of the line with ize to work, or the last word with ize to work.
Example Organize to socialize whatever size.
To Organise to socialise whatever size.
Find (?i)(?!size|resize|Belize|so&so|unsized|upsize)(?<!w)(w+)ize
Replace $1ise
worked as intended. Capitalisation issues added (?i)
regex notepad++ regex-negation regex-lookarounds
asked Jan 2 at 20:56
user10246830user10246830
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I want to search all the words in a line/sentence and detect any word with ize and convert it to ise except for certain words listed.
Find: ^(?!size)(?!resize)(?!Belize)(?!Bizet)(?!Brize)(?!Pfizer)(?!assize)(?!baize)(?!bedizen)(?!citizen)(?!denizen)(?!filesize)(?!maize)(?!prize)(?!netizen)(?!seize)(?!wizen)(?!outsize)(?!oversize)(?!misprize)(?!supersize)(?!undersize)(?!unsized)(?!upsize)([a-zA-Z-s]+)ize
Replace: $1ise
So far all i get is the first word of the line with ize to work, or the last word with ize to work.
Example Organize to socialize whatever size.
To Organise to socialise whatever size.
Find (?i)(?!size|resize|Belize|so&so|unsized|upsize)(?<!w)(w+)ize
Replace $1ise
worked as intended. Capitalisation issues added (?i)
regex notepad++ regex-negation regex-lookarounds
asked Jan 2 at 20:56
user10246830user10246830
85
Could you please extend your example to a before/after case?
– Dávid Laczkó
Jan 2 at 21:30
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I want to search all the words in a line/sentence and detect any word with ize and convert it to ise except for certain words listed.
Find: ^(?!size)(?!resize)(?!Belize)(?!Bizet)(?!Brize)(?!Pfizer)(?!assize)(?!baize)(?!bedizen)(?!citizen)(?!denizen)(?!filesize)(?!maize)(?!prize)(?!netizen)(?!seize)(?!wizen)(?!outsize)(?!oversize)(?!misprize)(?!supersize)(?!undersize)(?!unsized)(?!upsize)([a-zA-Z-s]+)ize
Replace: $1ise
So far all i get is the first word of the line with ize to work, or the last word with ize to work.
Example Organize to socialize whatever size.
To Organise to socialise whatever size.
Find (?i)(?!size|resize|Belize|so&so|unsized|upsize)(?<!w)(w+)ize
Replace $1ise
worked as intended. Capitalisation issues added (?i)
regex notepad++ regex-negation regex-lookarounds
asked Jan 2 at 20:56
user10246830user10246830
85
I want to search all the words in a line/sentence and detect any word with ize and convert it to ise except for certain words listed.
Find: ^(?!size)(?!resize)(?!Belize)(?!Bizet)(?!Brize)(?!Pfizer)(?!assize)(?!baize)(?!bedizen)(?!citizen)(?!denizen)(?!filesize)(?!maize)(?!prize)(?!netizen)(?!seize)(?!wizen)(?!outsize)(?!oversize)(?!misprize)(?!supersize)(?!undersize)(?!unsized)(?!upsize)([a-zA-Z-s]+)ize
Replace: $1ise
So far all i get is the first word of the line with ize to work, or the last word with ize to work.
Example Organize to socialize whatever size.
To Organise to socialise whatever size.
Find (?i)(?!size|resize|Belize|so&so|unsized|upsize)(?<!w)(w+)ize
Replace $1ise
worked as intended. Capitalisation issues added (?i)
regex notepad++ regex-negation regex-lookarounds
regex notepad++ regex-negation regex-lookarounds
asked Jan 2 at 20:56
user10246830user10246830
85
asked Jan 2 at 20:56
user10246830user10246830
85
edited Jan 3 at 3:06
user10246830
asked Jan 2 at 20:56
user10246830user10246830
85
asked Jan 2 at 20:56
user10246830user10246830
85
asked Jan 2 at 20:56
user10246830user10246830
85
85
Could you please extend your example to a before/after case?
– Dávid Laczkó
Jan 2 at 21:30
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Could you please extend your example to a before/after case?
– Dávid Laczkó
Jan 2 at 21:30
Could you please extend your example to a before/after case?
– Dávid Laczkó
Jan 2 at 21:30
Could you please extend your example to a before/after case?
– Dávid Laczkó
Jan 2 at 21:30
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The regex ([a-zA-Z-s]+)ize has the whitespace marker in it (s) so it will will match anything beyond the word boundary. You might want to work with w and/or b to match only characters from the word where the "ize" is located. Additionally, you don't want the ^ at the beginning since this would match the start of the string.
Possible regex: (?!....your list....)(w+)ize
Example input: "Organize to socialize whatever size."
Found matches: "Organize" and "socialize", but not "size", see https://regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/1
After that you can use your replacement $1ise to replace the found string with the captured group and "ise".
answered Jan 2 at 22:14
ProgmanProgman
6,52532037
Thanks for the help, so close. I managed to get it. (?<!w) was needed.
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:02
regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/2
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:11
(?i) added regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/3
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 2:35
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Make a Whitelist Array
- Make the excluded words (
whitelist) an array of strings
.split(' ')the text being searched through (searchStr) into an array- then
.map()through each word of the array
- using
.indexOf()to compare a word vs. thewhitelist
- using
.test()to see if it's ax+"ize"word to.replace()
- using
- Once the
searchArrayis complete,.join()it into a string (resultString).
Demo
"organize", "mesmerized", "socialize", and "baptize" was mixed into the search string of some whitelist words
var searchStr = `organize Belize Bizet mesmerized Brize Pfizer assize baize bedizen citizen denizen filesize socialize maize prize netizen seize wizen outsize baptize`;
var whitelist = ["size", "resize", "Belize", "Bizet", "Brize", "Pfizer", "assize", "baize", "bedizen", "citizen", "denizen", "filesize", "maize", "prize", "netizen", "seize", "wizen", "outsize", "oversize", "misprize", "supersize", "undersize", "unsized", "upsize"];
var searchArray = searchStr.split(' ').map(function(word) {
var match;
if (whitelist.indexOf(word) !== -1) {
match = word;
} else if (/([a-z]+?)ize/i.test(word)) {
match = word.replace(/([a-z]+?)ize/i, '$1ise');
} else {
match = word;
}
return match;
});
var resultString = searchArray.join(', ');
console.log(resultString);answered Jan 3 at 2:54
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The regex ([a-zA-Z-s]+)ize has the whitespace marker in it (s) so it will will match anything beyond the word boundary. You might want to work with w and/or b to match only characters from the word where the "ize" is located. Additionally, you don't want the ^ at the beginning since this would match the start of the string.
Possible regex: (?!....your list....)(w+)ize
Example input: "Organize to socialize whatever size."
Found matches: "Organize" and "socialize", but not "size", see https://regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/1
After that you can use your replacement $1ise to replace the found string with the captured group and "ise".
answered Jan 2 at 22:14
ProgmanProgman
6,52532037
Thanks for the help, so close. I managed to get it. (?<!w) was needed.
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:02
regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/2
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:11
(?i) added regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/3
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 2:35
add a comment |
The regex ([a-zA-Z-s]+)ize has the whitespace marker in it (s) so it will will match anything beyond the word boundary. You might want to work with w and/or b to match only characters from the word where the "ize" is located. Additionally, you don't want the ^ at the beginning since this would match the start of the string.
Possible regex: (?!....your list....)(w+)ize
Example input: "Organize to socialize whatever size."
Found matches: "Organize" and "socialize", but not "size", see https://regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/1
After that you can use your replacement $1ise to replace the found string with the captured group and "ise".
answered Jan 2 at 22:14
ProgmanProgman
6,52532037
Thanks for the help, so close. I managed to get it. (?<!w) was needed.
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:02
regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/2
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:11
(?i) added regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/3
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 2:35
add a comment |
The regex ([a-zA-Z-s]+)ize has the whitespace marker in it (s) so it will will match anything beyond the word boundary. You might want to work with w and/or b to match only characters from the word where the "ize" is located. Additionally, you don't want the ^ at the beginning since this would match the start of the string.
Possible regex: (?!....your list....)(w+)ize
Example input: "Organize to socialize whatever size."
Found matches: "Organize" and "socialize", but not "size", see https://regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/1
After that you can use your replacement $1ise to replace the found string with the captured group and "ise".
answered Jan 2 at 22:14
ProgmanProgman
6,52532037
The regex ([a-zA-Z-s]+)ize has the whitespace marker in it (s) so it will will match anything beyond the word boundary. You might want to work with w and/or b to match only characters from the word where the "ize" is located. Additionally, you don't want the ^ at the beginning since this would match the start of the string.
Possible regex: (?!....your list....)(w+)ize
Example input: "Organize to socialize whatever size."
Found matches: "Organize" and "socialize", but not "size", see https://regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/1
After that you can use your replacement $1ise to replace the found string with the captured group and "ise".
answered Jan 2 at 22:14
ProgmanProgman
6,52532037
answered Jan 2 at 22:14
ProgmanProgman
6,52532037
answered Jan 2 at 22:14
ProgmanProgman
6,52532037
answered Jan 2 at 22:14
ProgmanProgman
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6,52532037
Thanks for the help, so close. I managed to get it. (?<!w) was needed.
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:02
regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/2
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:11
(?i) added regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/3
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 2:35
add a comment |
Thanks for the help, so close. I managed to get it. (?<!w) was needed.
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:02
regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/2
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:11
(?i) added regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/3
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 2:35
Thanks for the help, so close. I managed to get it. (?<!w) was needed.
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:02
Thanks for the help, so close. I managed to get it. (?<!w) was needed.
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:02
regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/2
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:11
regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/2
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 1:11
(?i) added regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/3
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 2:35
(?i) added regex101.com/r/UIfoa8/3
– user10246830
Jan 3 at 2:35
add a comment |
Make a Whitelist Array
- Make the excluded words (
whitelist) an array of strings
.split(' ')the text being searched through (searchStr) into an array- then
.map()through each word of the array
- using
.indexOf()to compare a word vs. thewhitelist
- using
.test()to see if it's ax+"ize"word to.replace()
- using
- Once the
searchArrayis complete,.join()it into a string (resultString).
Demo
"organize", "mesmerized", "socialize", and "baptize" was mixed into the search string of some whitelist words
var searchStr = `organize Belize Bizet mesmerized Brize Pfizer assize baize bedizen citizen denizen filesize socialize maize prize netizen seize wizen outsize baptize`;
var whitelist = ["size", "resize", "Belize", "Bizet", "Brize", "Pfizer", "assize", "baize", "bedizen", "citizen", "denizen", "filesize", "maize", "prize", "netizen", "seize", "wizen", "outsize", "oversize", "misprize", "supersize", "undersize", "unsized", "upsize"];
var searchArray = searchStr.split(' ').map(function(word) {
var match;
if (whitelist.indexOf(word) !== -1) {
match = word;
} else if (/([a-z]+?)ize/i.test(word)) {
match = word.replace(/([a-z]+?)ize/i, '$1ise');
} else {
match = word;
}
return match;
});
var resultString = searchArray.join(', ');
console.log(resultString);answered Jan 3 at 2:54
zer00nezer00ne
25.3k32546
add a comment |
Make a Whitelist Array
- Make the excluded words (
whitelist) an array of strings
.split(' ')the text being searched through (searchStr) into an array- then
.map()through each word of the array
- using
.indexOf()to compare a word vs. thewhitelist
- using
.test()to see if it's ax+"ize"word to.replace()
- using
- Once the
searchArrayis complete,.join()it into a string (resultString).
Demo
"organize", "mesmerized", "socialize", and "baptize" was mixed into the search string of some whitelist words
var searchStr = `organize Belize Bizet mesmerized Brize Pfizer assize baize bedizen citizen denizen filesize socialize maize prize netizen seize wizen outsize baptize`;
var whitelist = ["size", "resize", "Belize", "Bizet", "Brize", "Pfizer", "assize", "baize", "bedizen", "citizen", "denizen", "filesize", "maize", "prize", "netizen", "seize", "wizen", "outsize", "oversize", "misprize", "supersize", "undersize", "unsized", "upsize"];
var searchArray = searchStr.split(' ').map(function(word) {
var match;
if (whitelist.indexOf(word) !== -1) {
match = word;
} else if (/([a-z]+?)ize/i.test(word)) {
match = word.replace(/([a-z]+?)ize/i, '$1ise');
} else {
match = word;
}
return match;
});
var resultString = searchArray.join(', ');
console.log(resultString);answered Jan 3 at 2:54
zer00nezer00ne
25.3k32546
add a comment |
Make a Whitelist Array
- Make the excluded words (
whitelist) an array of strings
.split(' ')the text being searched through (searchStr) into an array- then
.map()through each word of the array
- using
.indexOf()to compare a word vs. thewhitelist
- using
.test()to see if it's ax+"ize"word to.replace()
- using
- Once the
searchArrayis complete,.join()it into a string (resultString).
Demo
"organize", "mesmerized", "socialize", and "baptize" was mixed into the search string of some whitelist words
var searchStr = `organize Belize Bizet mesmerized Brize Pfizer assize baize bedizen citizen denizen filesize socialize maize prize netizen seize wizen outsize baptize`;
var whitelist = ["size", "resize", "Belize", "Bizet", "Brize", "Pfizer", "assize", "baize", "bedizen", "citizen", "denizen", "filesize", "maize", "prize", "netizen", "seize", "wizen", "outsize", "oversize", "misprize", "supersize", "undersize", "unsized", "upsize"];
var searchArray = searchStr.split(' ').map(function(word) {
var match;
if (whitelist.indexOf(word) !== -1) {
match = word;
} else if (/([a-z]+?)ize/i.test(word)) {
match = word.replace(/([a-z]+?)ize/i, '$1ise');
} else {
match = word;
}
return match;
});
var resultString = searchArray.join(', ');
console.log(resultString);answered Jan 3 at 2:54
zer00nezer00ne
25.3k32546
Make a Whitelist Array
- Make the excluded words (
whitelist) an array of strings
.split(' ')the text being searched through (searchStr) into an array- then
.map()through each word of the array
- using
.indexOf()to compare a word vs. thewhitelist
- using
.test()to see if it's ax+"ize"word to.replace()
- using
- Once the
searchArrayis complete,.join()it into a string (resultString).
Demo
"organize", "mesmerized", "socialize", and "baptize" was mixed into the search string of some whitelist words
var searchStr = `organize Belize Bizet mesmerized Brize Pfizer assize baize bedizen citizen denizen filesize socialize maize prize netizen seize wizen outsize baptize`;
var whitelist = ["size", "resize", "Belize", "Bizet", "Brize", "Pfizer", "assize", "baize", "bedizen", "citizen", "denizen", "filesize", "maize", "prize", "netizen", "seize", "wizen", "outsize", "oversize", "misprize", "supersize", "undersize", "unsized", "upsize"];
var searchArray = searchStr.split(' ').map(function(word) {
var match;
if (whitelist.indexOf(word) !== -1) {
match = word;
} else if (/([a-z]+?)ize/i.test(word)) {
match = word.replace(/([a-z]+?)ize/i, '$1ise');
} else {
match = word;
}
return match;
});
var resultString = searchArray.join(', ');
console.log(resultString);var searchStr = `organize Belize Bizet mesmerized Brize Pfizer assize baize bedizen citizen denizen filesize socialize maize prize netizen seize wizen outsize baptize`;
var whitelist = ["size", "resize", "Belize", "Bizet", "Brize", "Pfizer", "assize", "baize", "bedizen", "citizen", "denizen", "filesize", "maize", "prize", "netizen", "seize", "wizen", "outsize", "oversize", "misprize", "supersize", "undersize", "unsized", "upsize"];
var searchArray = searchStr.split(' ').map(function(word) {
var match;
if (whitelist.indexOf(word) !== -1) {
match = word;
} else if (/([a-z]+?)ize/i.test(word)) {
match = word.replace(/([a-z]+?)ize/i, '$1ise');
} else {
match = word;
}
return match;
});
var resultString = searchArray.join(', ');
console.log(resultString);var searchStr = `organize Belize Bizet mesmerized Brize Pfizer assize baize bedizen citizen denizen filesize socialize maize prize netizen seize wizen outsize baptize`;
var whitelist = ["size", "resize", "Belize", "Bizet", "Brize", "Pfizer", "assize", "baize", "bedizen", "citizen", "denizen", "filesize", "maize", "prize", "netizen", "seize", "wizen", "outsize", "oversize", "misprize", "supersize", "undersize", "unsized", "upsize"];
var searchArray = searchStr.split(' ').map(function(word) {
var match;
if (whitelist.indexOf(word) !== -1) {
match = word;
} else if (/([a-z]+?)ize/i.test(word)) {
match = word.replace(/([a-z]+?)ize/i, '$1ise');
} else {
match = word;
}
return match;
});
var resultString = searchArray.join(', ');
console.log(resultString);answered Jan 3 at 2:54
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answered Jan 3 at 2:54
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answered Jan 3 at 2:54
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Could you please extend your example to a before/after case?
– Dávid Laczkó
Jan 2 at 21:30