On Wed, Jan 12, 2005, Tzu-Ming Chern wrote:
>
>Hi Python Tutors,
>
>Is there a more elegant solution to matching multiple regular expressions?
>
>An example would be:
>
>lista = ['hello','goodbye','bubblegum'] # lista would contain my regular
>expressions I want to match
>
>My file would look som
Kent Johnson wrote:
Just join the individual strings together with | to make a single
regex, then search each line for a match:
>>> import re
>>> lista = ['hello','goodbye','bubblegum']
>>> regex = re.compile('|'.join(lista))
>>> lines = '''line1: blah blah aldkfslfjlajf hello
... line2: bla
Just join the individual strings together with | to make a single regex, then search each line for a
match:
>>> import re
>>> lista = ['hello','goodbye','bubblegum']
>>> regex = re.compile('|'.join(lista))
>>> lines = '''line1: blah blah aldkfslfjlajf hello
... line2: blah blah dkajfldjfjkds
Hi Python Tutors,
Is there a more elegant solution to matching multiple regular expressions?
An example would be:
lista = ['hello','goodbye','bubblegum'] # lista would contain my regular
expressions I want to match
My file would look something like this:
line1: blah blah aldkfslfjlajf hello
