I'm not able to create a regex for correctly match single sentences in a text with javascript. I've used /([!?.:])\\s+/g
but doesn't match a correct sentence in a long sequence.
For example
[1](I have received a big present!) [2](You know?)
[3](it's, really, a car.) [4](The car have: a blue color)
[5](It's very hardly to drive.)
Total senctences: 5 What can be a correct regex for match a sentence?
Edit:
I've numbered all the sentences. I want to match a single sentence separated by .
or \\n\\n
or \\n
or !
etc.
I have received a big present!
You know?
it's, really, a car.
The car have: a blue color
It's very hardly to drive.
([^ \r\n][^!?\.\r\n]+[\w!?\.]+)
var m=$("#txa")[0].defaultValue.match(/([^ \\r\\n][^!?\\.\\r\\n]+[\\w!?\\.]+)/g); $("<pre>"+m.join('<br/>')+"</pre>").appendTo('body') //document.write(m.join('\\n'))
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <textarea cols=80 rows=7 id="txa"> I have received a big present! You know? it's, really, a car. The car have: a blue color It's very hardly to drive. </textarea>
Is there anything it shouldn't match?
Otherwise just use /./g
It accepts everything accept a new line
Try following this
var str='this is a pen. i am a boy'; var res= str.split(/[\\.\\!]+\\s*|\\n+\\s*/); //this code return a array of sentense. alert(res); console.log(res);
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