Hello,
Thought this might be of interest to anyone needing RegEx for almost
anything.
http://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Validation_Regex_Repository
Looks like a good resource for code ideas.
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thanks for the insight there Juan :)
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On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 3:57 AM, Juan
Hi there,
issue with regex when trying to test if a char is within a unicode range
var testIsArabic:Boolean = /\u0627/.test(str.charAt(0)); // this works
testing for arabic chars of unicode 0627
var testIsArabic:Boolean = /[\u0627-\u]/.test(str.charAt(0)); this
range does not work,
Have you tried looking at Grant Skinner's RegExp App?
It might help
http://gskinner.com/RegExr/
Ktu
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 1:24 PM, Matt Muller matthewmul...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi there,
issue with regex when trying to test if a char is within a unicode range
var testIsArabic:Boolean =
Hi
I don't think the regex is wrong. In fact, if you change u for a smaller
number, it works fine.
I have not tested each code point, mind you, but with a few tries, the
highest max range that works that I could find is 0xFEFF.
The range 0xFF00 - 0x apparently is reserved for control
Hi MM,
I think its better practice to define that regex in a variable and
switch on that variable.
HTH,
Sidney de Koning
On May 15, 2009, at 2:12 PM, Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
Hi list...
Is it possible to use a regular expression as a case in a switch
statement? I've been searching
Thanks for responding Sidney. I think if I set a var prior to the switch, it
might not work because there are so many strings going into the switch. I'm
trying to optimize this that would apply to only some of all the cases:
switch(str){
case (W1) :
case (W2) :
case
That didn't work for me. :-/
- MM
Oke, i think you can, since it matches the input given with the case.
i didnt test it.
But cant you store the regex in a var and put that in the case?
like so:
var myRegEx:RegExp = /(W|M|K)\d/i;
var stringToMatch = ;
switch(stringToMatch) {
This is very odd request. With switch... case, its only useful if you
have the same condition expression. Your regex example is a similar
expression, but no where the same. No I think you better off with
if...else in this matter.
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/String.html#match()
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Sent: Sunday, May 10, 2009 12:54 AM
Subject: [Flashcoders] RegEx
I am reading the documentation, and it says that match and replace
are only for air 1.0
Match and replace work fine for me outside of AIR.
Ian
On Sat, May 9, 2009 at 11:54 PM, Anthony Pace anthony.p...@utoronto.ca wrote:
I am reading the documentation, and it says that match and replace are only
for air 1.0 and they have that nasty trilobal air logo.
What the heck If that
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AS3LCR/Flash_10.0/String.html#match()
Anthony Pace wrote:
I am reading the documentation, and it says that match and replace are
only for air 1.0 and they have that nasty trilobal air logo.
What the heck If that is the case then why are they running in
the
I am reading the documentation, and it says that match and replace are
only for air 1.0 and they have that nasty trilobal air logo.
What the heck If that is the case then why are they running in the
flash player?
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: [Flashcoders] RegEx
I am reading the documentation, and it says that match and replace are
only for air 1.0 and they have that nasty trilobal air logo.
What the heck If that is the case then why are they running in the
flash player?
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Not quite what I was looking for, but thank you for the link.
I know it is based on the ECMA-262 spec, taking care of the spec
question; yet, I really want to know what this implementation can and
can't do well.
Is there a break down, stress test comparison, on what is faster to do
on your
I really want to know what this implementation can and can't do well.
I'd use Grant's RegExr tool to try it out. I think there are so many
possibilities, might be hard for any one person to document capabilities
to the extent you're looking for.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America Global
Is this what your looking for?
I ran across this looking for CSS tutorials. :)
http://www.visibone.com/products/bbk14-15_425.html
Karl DeSaulniers
Design Drumm
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On May 4, 2009, at 10:14 AM, Anthony Pace wrote:
Not quite what I was looking for, but thank you for the
Is there anywhere I can get a complete and highly detailed spec for the
AS3 implementation of Regular expressions? I know a enough to be pretty
dangerous; yet, I am looking to get much better.
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Seriously... anyone?
Anthony Pace wrote:
Is there anywhere I can get a complete and highly detailed spec for
the AS3 implementation of Regular expressions? I know a enough to be
pretty dangerous; yet, I am looking to get much better.
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Are you talking about the as3 cheat sheet? I have that file or link
somewhere.
Sent from losPhone
On May 3, 2009, at 8:11 PM, Anthony Pace anthony.p...@utoronto.ca
wrote:
Seriously... anyone?
Anthony Pace wrote:
Is there anywhere I can get a complete and highly detailed spec for
the
This might point you in the right direction.
http://actionscriptcheatsheet.com/blog/
Karl DeSaulniers
Design Drumm
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On May 3, 2009, at 9:48 PM, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Are you talking about the as3 cheat sheet? I have that file or link
somewhere.
Sent from losPhone
Hi List,
I'm filtering my loaded XML with RegEx (regular expressions). The
input i filter on is in a textfield. So I have a textfield on the
stage and match that to the text in my XML.
Right now i have a pattern the allows me to search only lowercase, but
since all the names in my xml
Hi, you can use the i flag in the second constructor parameter if you want
a case insensitive regexp.
Check the info about the constructor here for an explanation of that and
other flags:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/RegExp.html#RegExp
()
Cheers
Juan Pablo Califano
Hi Wagner and Juan Pablo,
Thanks for the response! I also tried this:
var regObj:RegExp = new RegExp( ˆ + searchField_txt.text, i );
var filteredList:XMLList = landen.country.
( regObj.test( countryname.toLowerCase() ) );
And that worked aswell. However the sollution provided by both of you
If you pass a second parameter of i to the RegExp constructor, it will
match insensitively:
var regObj:RegExp = new RegExp( ˆ + searchField_txt.text, i );
Look here for the description of all the flags a RegExp can take in AS3:
Check out Grant Skinner's RegExr application - it's perfect for testing
out RegExp's and has helpful hints on different Regex params, etc.
You can use it online here there is a download link on the page too...
http://gskinner.com/RegExr/
Glen
Sidney de Koning wrote:
Hi Wagner and Juan
Great link, thanks!
2008/4/22, Glen Pike [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Check out Grant Skinner's RegExr application - it's perfect for testing
out RegExp's and has helpful hints on different Regex params, etc.
You can use it online here there is a download link on the page too...
All,
I was hoping to get some insight on software tools to help build Regular
Expressions. I have happened apon RegExBuddy and it seems very nice. But
before I shell out $30 for it, I wanted to see what others use and see if
there were any free alternatives.
http://www.regexbuddy.com/
Ryan Matsikas wrote:
yes.
I couldn't find any documentation and although it works I get an error
as alert.
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var m_arr = re.exec(line);
var m = m_arr[0];
var c_string = m.substr(1,m.length-2);
fl.trace(found: +c_string);
the string is correctly traced but I
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var m_arr = re.exec(line);
var m = m_arr[0];
var c_string = m.substr(1,m.length-2);
fl.trace(found: +c_string);
I solved in this way:
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var m_arr = re.exec(line);
if(m_arr){
var m = String(m_arr);
var c_string =
the proper way todo it would be
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var result = re.exec(line);
while (result != null) {
fl.trace(found: +c_result);
var result = re.exec(line);
}
On 3/2/06, Christian Giordano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var m_arr =
opps trace result not c_result
On 3/2/06, Ryan Matsikas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the proper way todo it would be
var re = new RegExp(\[^\]+\,gi);
var result = re.exec(line);
while (result != null) {
fl.trace(found: +c_result);
var result = re.exec(line);
}
On 3/2/06, Christian
while (result != null) {
fl.trace(found: +c_result);
var result = re.exec(line);
}
it makes sense, thanks!
chr
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matti bar zeev schrieb:
How about this?
import RegExp;
var a:String = äur*?ß123.png;
var goodname:RegExp = new RegExp ([^a-z0-9\\.], gi);
var return_str:String = a.replace(goodname, _);
var output_txt:TextField = new TextField ();
output_txt.text = return_str;
addChild
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matti bar zeev schrieb:
How about this?
import
matti bar zeev schrieb:
You are working on flex, right?
oops, nope ?!
no other way, as far as I know, to use RegExp but to use it with flex.
so... you must be familiar with addcChild (). if not - check it out on the
Help panel.
Weird, I don't get any errors. are you sure the error come from
Ok,
So I suggest you ask them in that case.
Best of luck.
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i'm trying to use Joey Leott's (Pavils Jurjans') RegExp for replacing
BAD-strings in (to-be-uploaded) Filenames but had no success at all. can anyone
give me some hints ?
i have:
code
import RegExp;
var a:String = 'äur*?ß.png';
var goodname:RegExp = new RegExp ('/[^a-z0-9_\\-\\.]/i', 'g',
On 2/13/06, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'm trying to use Joey Leott's (Pavils Jurjans') RegExp for replacing
BAD-strings in (to-be-uploaded) Filenames but had no success at all. can
anyone
give me some hints ?
i have:
code
import RegExp;
var a:String = 'äur*?ß.png';
var
David Rorex schrieb:
On 2/13/06, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'm trying to use Joey Leott's (Pavils Jurjans') RegExp for replacing
BAD-strings in (to-be-uploaded) Filenames but had no success at all. can
anyone
give me some hints ?
i have:
code
import RegExp;
var a:String =
Does JSFL let you use Regular Expressions like you can in Javascript?
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On 1/29/06, keith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does JSFL let you use Regular Expressions like you can in Javascript?
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