Note that this method results in type error for symbolic values. If all conditions are true, the final regex is simply ^.Let us understand how it can be implemented with the help of an example.

The ^ assertion, stands for the location beginning of line, where starts the test of the following features ( look-arounds )Įach form (?.*.) is a positive look-around, a condition which must be verified to get an overall match The initial modifiers force the search to be sensitive / insensitive ( -i / i ) to case, and also means that dot matches a single standard character only ( -s ) In regex D, rhe five first-names may be glued in bigger words, whatever their case In regex C, rhe five first-names may be glued in bigger words, but with their exact lower case In regex B, rhe five first-names must be true words, whatever their case In regex A, rhe five first-names must be true words, in the exact lower case

Here are, below, four regexes, from the more restrictive behaviour to the less restrictive behaviour : To complete this topic, let’s suppose we want to find all lines with the five first-names : jack, james, jason, jules and Joe

So, I’m back to N++ and the Community, for a while !!Īh, very clever regex, found by Alin Purcaru, on Stackoverflow site !

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