I have been working with parsing data, I got a string like:
"Scottish Premier League (click here to open|close this coupon)"
I would like to extract "Scottish Premier League" with Scottish
Matching Group 1 and Premier League
Matching Group 2, using regular expression.
Please show me the way to do that using regular expression.
MatchCollection matchCol = reg.Matches("Scottish Premier League (click here to open|close this coupon)");
If you just want to match each specific word then your regex could be something like:
(Scottish) (Premier League)
If you want to match the first word then the next two:
([\w]+) ([\w]+ [\w]+)
Another way of writing this that accounts for multiple spaces between words is:
(\w+)\s+(\w+\s+\w+)
/(苏格兰)(英超联赛)/
Basic and direct:
$s = "Scottish Premier League (click ... coupon)";
$s =~ m/(Scottish) (Premier League)/;
print "Match groups one and two: '$1' '$2'\n";
You probably wanted more generalized matching:
$s = "Generalized Matching on a string (click ... coupon)";
$s =~ m/^(\S+)\s(.+)\s+\(click/;
print "Match groups one and two: '$1' '$2'\n";
These are Perl; be more specific next time.
Also, help yourself, use a tool, like RegexBuddy or Expresso .
鉴于您只给出了要应用正则表达式的一个字符串,因此很难确定该解决方案是否适用于您的其他各种情况:
/^(\w*) (.*) \(/
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