I want to check whether a string is a file name (name DOT ext) or not.
Name of file cannot contain / ? * : ; { } \\
/ ? * : ; { } \\
Could you please suggest me the regex expression to use in preg_match()?
Here you go:
"[^/?*:;{}\\]+\\.[^/?*:;{}\\]+"
"One or more characters that aren't any of these ones, then a dot, then some more characters that aren't these ones."
(As long as you're sure that the dot is really required - if not, it's simply: "[^/?*:;{}\\\\]+"
$a = preg_match('=^[^/?*;:{}\\\\]+\.[^/?*;:{}\\\\]+$=', 'file.abc');
^ ... $ - begin and end of the string
[^ ... ] - matches NOT the listed chars.
The regex would be something like (for a three letter extension):
^[^/?*:;{}\\]+\.[^/?*:;{}\\]{3}$
PHP needs backslashes escaped, and preg_match()
needs forward slashes escaped, so:
$pattern = "/^[^\\/?*:;{}\\\\]+\\.[^\\/?*:;{}\\\\]{3}$/";
To match filenames like "hosts"
or ".htaccess"
, use this slightly modified expression:
^[^/?*:;{}\\]*\.?[^/?*:;{}\\]+$
在 Golang 程序中用于检查 Unix 文件名的正则表达式下方:
reg := regexp.MustCompile("^/[[:print:]]+(/[[:print:]]+)*$")
Here is an easy to use solution with specific file extensions:
$file = 'file-name_2020.png';
$extensions = array('png', 'jpg', 'jpeg', 'gif', 'svg');
$pattern = '/^[^`~!@#$%^&*()+=[\];\',.\/?><":}{]+\.(' . implode('|', $extensions). ')$/u';
if(preg_match($pattern, $discount)) {
// Returns true
}
Keep in mind that special characters allowed in this scenario are only -
and _
. To allow more, just remove them from $pattern
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