On 01/03/07, Bill Moseley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I want to match these two (not using Chained, btw):
/training/webcasts/webcast_data/186/
/training/webcasts/webcast_data/186/index.html
But not this:
/training/webcasts/webcast_data/186/foo.html
(snip)
I tried these:
(snip)
Regex('^training/webcasts/webcast_data/(\d+)/?(index.html)?$')
matches:
../186/index.html : yes
../186/foo.html : yes
../186/ : yes
../186 : yes
(snip)
Actually, this one works for me quite well - it should work fine for
following scenarios:
.../186
.../186/
.../186/index.html
In any other case, it will fail, as you can see:
$ perl -e 'print "YES" if "webcast_data/186" =~
m|^webcast_data/(\d+)/?(index\.html)?$|;'
YES
$ perl -e 'print "YES" if "webcast_data/186/" =~
m|^webcast_data/(\d+)/?(index\.html)?$|;'
YES
$ perl -e 'print "YES" if "webcast_data/186/index.html" =~
m|^webcast_data/(\d+)/?(index\.html)?$|;'
YES
$ perl -e 'print "YES" if "webcast_data/186/asdf.html" =~
m|^webcast_data/(\d+)/?(index\.html)?$|;'
Regards,
Boris
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