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Marc Perkel wrote:
> Thanks for the try - but I was looking for the opposite logic.
Oh, blah...that's what I get for not going back and re-reading to make
sure I understood what you were looking for.
I started with a look-ahead, then forgot the "not" part, and then
thought, "Why am I using a lookahead?" Gah.
Anyway...glad you figured out what you needed.
> I figured it out:
> \*https?\:\/\/(?!.{0,20}yahoo)
You realize, of course, that this doesn't actually match the rest of the
regular expression...just the *
https:// part. I don't know if that's
significant to you or not.
> Jeff McAdams wrote:
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>> Marc Perkel wrote:
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>>> I need some help writing a regex to find this condition:
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>>> looking for the string "*http://" <---- yes the "*" is part of the
>>> string
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>>> that is not followed by "yahoo" within 10 characters.
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>>> So - *http://www.porn.com --- matches
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>>> but *http://news.yahoo.com --- fails
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>> /\*http:\/\/.{0,10}yahoo/
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>> Should be close, I think. Untested, so try it out and see if that works.
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