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Why won't this ruby regex match this string?

原文 2011-02-18 19:43:33 2 1 ruby/ regex

x = "output/file.zip"

x =~ /output\/.\../

returns nil. There is something wrong with escaping the period, but I can't figure it out.

1 answers

. usually means "any character" in regex. Try .* , which means " . repeated zero or more times":

x =~ /output\/.*\..*/

Works fine for me.

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