I have to write a checker which uses regular expressions to exclude things that end with a certain email ending like @tag5.com and @tagfive.com. Not really sure how to do this since I haven't really worked a lot with regular expressions hope someone can show me how or point me in the righ开发者_如何学运维t direction.
Only need to know what regular expression to use to be more specific.
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nm I found a better solution to the problem I was having and don't have to deal with regular expressions.
It appears the only way to promulgate a negative and positive assertion is something like this:
Regex: '(?=^(?:(?!@tag5\.com).)*$)(?=.*@tagfive\.com)'
Target: '22$sAsWNoid@tag5.comaASDFsdf@tagfive.comasdf!'
Since, using (?!.*@tag5\.com)
will match anything.
(?= ^ # Positive lookahead at start of line
(?: # Group
(?! # Negative lookahead assertion
@tag5\.com # Can't be @tag5.com at this position
) # End assertion
. # This character is ok, take it
)* # End group, do many times until ..
$ # End of line
) # End of positive lookahead assertion
(?= # Meanwhile, back at the start of line, positive lookahead
.* # Keep going until we find:
@tagfive\.com # this (and it MUST be here)
) # End of positive lookahead
This should work: @tag(5|five)\.com$
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