Hi, have a problem with this regex:
^(?<target>orde r|customer)@(?< action>view|sav e|delete)$
With this options: order@view, order@save, order@delete or customer
work fine, but with the target: order or customer fails.
I need match all domain values (order,customer and so... order@view,
order@save, order@delete, customer@view, ect...)?
thx many.
Luca
4  1782  lu********@gmai l.com wrote: Hi, have a problem with this regex:
^(?<target>orde r|customer)@(?< action>view|sav e|delete)$
With this options: order@view, order@save, order@delete or customer
work fine, but with the target: order or customer fails.
Try again. That description left me with no clue of what is working and
what is not.
I need match all domain values (order,customer and so... order@view,
order@save, order@delete, customer@view, ect...)?
thx many.
Luca
I need perform this logic:
^(?<target>orde r|customer)$|^( ?<target>order| customer)@(view |save|delete)$
without repeat groups: order,customer. I can write this in more compact
regex.
thx
Göran Andersson ha scritto: lu********@gmai l.com wrote: Hi, have a problem with this regex:
^(?<target>orde r|customer)@(?< action>view|sav e|delete)$
With this options: order@view, order@save, order@delete or customer
work fine, but with the target: order or customer fails.
Try again. That description left me with no clue of what is working and
what is not.
I need match all domain values (order,customer and so... order@view,
order@save, order@delete, customer@view, ect...)?
thx many.
Luca
Use "{0,1}" to match a part of the expression zero or one times, or the
short form: "?". lu********@gmai l.com wrote: I need perform this logic:
^(?<target>orde r|customer)$|^( ?<target>order| customer)@(view |save|delete)$
without repeat groups: order,customer. I can write this in more compact
regex.
thx
Göran Andersson ha scritto:
lu********@gmai l.com wrote: Hi, have a problem with this regex:
^(?<target>orde r|customer)@(?< action>view|sav e|delete)$
With this options: order@view, order@save, order@delete or customer
work fine, but with the target: order or customer fails.
Try again. That description left me with no clue of what is working and
what is not.
I need match all domain values (order,customer and so... order@view,
order@save, order@delete, customer@view, ect...)?
thx many.
Luca
thx
this: ^(?<target>orde r|customer)(?<a ction>@(view|sa ve|delete)){0,1 }$
work fine!
Göran Andersson ha scritto: Use "{0,1}" to match a part of the expression zero or one times, or the
short form: "?".
lu********@gmai l.com wrote: I need perform this logic:
^(?<target>orde r|customer)$|^( ?<target>order| customer)@(view |save|delete)$
without repeat groups: order,customer. I can write this in more compact
regex.
thx
Göran Andersson ha scritto:
lu********@gmai l.com wrote:
Hi, have a problem with this regex:
^(?<target>orde r|customer)@(?< action>view|sav e|delete)$
With this options: order@view, order@save, order@delete or customer
work fine, but with the target: order or customer fails.
Try again. That description left me with no clue of what is working and
what is not.
I need match all domain values (order,customer and so... order@view,
order@save, order@delete, customer@view, ect...)?
thx many.
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