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Regex to match repetition of letters in a string input of letters in flex
I m writing a flex program where the user puts as input letters of the range [A-E] for example the user input is: "ABC".
I wanna know with which regex i could spot the case that the user uses the same letter two or more times,for example the user input would be "AAB" or "ABA".
None of the similar questions that exist helped me so any answer is much appreciated!
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I m writing a flex program where the user puts as input letters of the range [A-E] for example the user input is: "ABC".
I wanna know with which regex i could spot the case that the user uses the same letter two or more times,for example the user input would be "AAB" or "ABA".
None of the similar questions that exist helped me so any answer is much appreciated!
regex
asked Jan 2 at 23:43
kazzkazz
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I m writing a flex program where the user puts as input letters of the range [A-E] for example the user input is: "ABC".
I wanna know with which regex i could spot the case that the user uses the same letter two or more times,for example the user input would be "AAB" or "ABA".
None of the similar questions that exist helped me so any answer is much appreciated!
regex
asked Jan 2 at 23:43
kazzkazz
91
I m writing a flex program where the user puts as input letters of the range [A-E] for example the user input is: "ABC".
I wanna know with which regex i could spot the case that the user uses the same letter two or more times,for example the user input would be "AAB" or "ABA".
None of the similar questions that exist helped me so any answer is much appreciated!
regex
regex
asked Jan 2 at 23:43
kazzkazz
91
asked Jan 2 at 23:43
kazzkazz
91
asked Jan 2 at 23:43
kazzkazz
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asked Jan 2 at 23:43
kazzkazz
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asked Jan 2 at 23:43
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You can find the FTP server details by using the following regex. Pick that text up and replace it will whatever is your need.
Regex: '(?:(?:[ash)d+(?:])n)(?:(?:ftp|FTP|Ftp).*s=s(.*))'
In this, while replacing you can use the following regex to copy paste from source but change the rest on yourself.
Append your data after this regex.
Regex: '(?:(?:[ash)d+(?:])n)(?:(?:ftp|FTP|Ftp).*s=s)'
You have to use some logic within your program.
for e.g.
First, save the data which regex fetches.
Remove a group from that you do not want, using the second regex
Append your correct FTP server info.
Replace the new text with original and replace in the original string.
Good Luck. It is not straightforward, give it some time.
answered Jan 3 at 0:09
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You can find the FTP server details by using the following regex. Pick that text up and replace it will whatever is your need.
Regex: '(?:(?:[ash)d+(?:])n)(?:(?:ftp|FTP|Ftp).*s=s(.*))'
In this, while replacing you can use the following regex to copy paste from source but change the rest on yourself.
Append your data after this regex.
Regex: '(?:(?:[ash)d+(?:])n)(?:(?:ftp|FTP|Ftp).*s=s)'
You have to use some logic within your program.
for e.g.
First, save the data which regex fetches.
Remove a group from that you do not want, using the second regex
Append your correct FTP server info.
Replace the new text with original and replace in the original string.
Good Luck. It is not straightforward, give it some time.
answered Jan 3 at 0:09
DeepDeep
197212
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You can find the FTP server details by using the following regex. Pick that text up and replace it will whatever is your need.
Regex: '(?:(?:[ash)d+(?:])n)(?:(?:ftp|FTP|Ftp).*s=s(.*))'
In this, while replacing you can use the following regex to copy paste from source but change the rest on yourself.
Append your data after this regex.
Regex: '(?:(?:[ash)d+(?:])n)(?:(?:ftp|FTP|Ftp).*s=s)'
You have to use some logic within your program.
for e.g.
First, save the data which regex fetches.
Remove a group from that you do not want, using the second regex
Append your correct FTP server info.
Replace the new text with original and replace in the original string.
Good Luck. It is not straightforward, give it some time.
answered Jan 3 at 0:09
DeepDeep
197212
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You can find the FTP server details by using the following regex. Pick that text up and replace it will whatever is your need.
Regex: '(?:(?:[ash)d+(?:])n)(?:(?:ftp|FTP|Ftp).*s=s(.*))'
In this, while replacing you can use the following regex to copy paste from source but change the rest on yourself.
Append your data after this regex.
Regex: '(?:(?:[ash)d+(?:])n)(?:(?:ftp|FTP|Ftp).*s=s)'
You have to use some logic within your program.
for e.g.
First, save the data which regex fetches.
Remove a group from that you do not want, using the second regex
Append your correct FTP server info.
Replace the new text with original and replace in the original string.
Good Luck. It is not straightforward, give it some time.
answered Jan 3 at 0:09
DeepDeep
197212
You can find the FTP server details by using the following regex. Pick that text up and replace it will whatever is your need.
Regex: '(?:(?:[ash)d+(?:])n)(?:(?:ftp|FTP|Ftp).*s=s(.*))'
In this, while replacing you can use the following regex to copy paste from source but change the rest on yourself.
Append your data after this regex.
Regex: '(?:(?:[ash)d+(?:])n)(?:(?:ftp|FTP|Ftp).*s=s)'
You have to use some logic within your program.
for e.g.
First, save the data which regex fetches.
Remove a group from that you do not want, using the second regex
Append your correct FTP server info.
Replace the new text with original and replace in the original string.
Good Luck. It is not straightforward, give it some time.
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