Is there regex that matches an even number of occurrences of : in a single line
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Is there regex that matches an even number of occurrences of : in a single line
Edit: elaborating on the exact problem. Here's what I'm trying to do:
The closest match in terms of regex flavor is Golang
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Is there regex that matches an even number of occurrences of : in a single line
Edit: elaborating on the exact problem. Here's what I'm trying to do:
The closest match in terms of regex flavor is Golang
I've been trying to find a solution for hours and I can't figure it out
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Is there regex that matches an even number of occurrences of : in a single line
Edit: elaborating on the exact problem. Here's what I'm trying to do:
The closest match in terms of regex flavor is Golang
@schratze@todon.nl you mean
(:.*?:)*? -
@schratze@todon.nl you mean
(:.*?:)*?@schratze@todon.nl well with some stuff inbetween it'd be like
^((:.*?:)|[^:])*$I think? -
I've been trying to find a solution for hours and I can't figure it out
What exactly is being matched doesn't matter as long as the match is in the correct line. This is for a Vale rule. So all the info I'm trying to get is "there's something wrong with the syntax in this line, please double check and fix"
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@schratze@todon.nl well with some stuff inbetween it'd be like
^((:.*?:)|[^:])*$I think?@natty thanks, but these match any line with at least two colons in it. I added some info to the OP
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@natty thanks, but these match any line with at least two colons in it. I added some info to the OP
@schratze@todon.nl hmm, I think this would be
:.*?:([^:]*)/mg -
@schratze@todon.nl hmm, I think this would be
:.*?:([^:]*)/mg@natty still the same issue
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@natty still the same issue
@schratze@todon.nl Right the line shouldn't match at all if the pairs don't add up
^[^:]*:[^:]*?:([^:]*)$ -
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