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To stop this pattern from matching the entire string text, append a question mark to the plus sign. For example, the pattern (which lacks a question mark) means: "search for a ". To instead have them stop at the first possible character, follow them with a question mark. are greedy because they consume all characters up through the last possible one that still satisfies the entire pattern. MsgBox, % RegExReplace(vText, ".", "$0,") add a comma after every character MsgBox, % RegExReplace(vText, " +", " ") replace multiple spaces with single spaces MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "^-?\d+$") does the string only contain digits (at least one digit) (it can have a leading minus sign) MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "^\d+$") does the string only contain digits (at least one digit) MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "^\d*$") does the string only contain digits (it can be blank) MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "color|colour") does string contain color/colour (same as line above) MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "colou?r") does string contain color/colour STRINGS: $0 (TO USE FOUND TEXT IN THE REPLACE TEXT)
(ANY CHARACTER) (NOTE: IF DOTALL OFF, DOESN'T MATCH NEWLINES) CONCEPTS: USE THE FOUND TEXT IN THE REPLACE TEXT CONCEPTS: CHARACTERS/STRINGS/NEEDLES MUST APPEAR N TIMES MsgBox, % RegExMatch("ABCDEFGHI", "i)def") does string contain def (case insensitive) MsgBox, % ("ABCDEFGHI" ~= "i)def") does string contain def (case insensitive) note: you can also use the ~= operator, to use RegExMatch with 2 parameters: MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "^(Sun|Mon|Tues|Wednes|Thurs|Fri|Satur)day$") the string is a weekday MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "^(abc|def)$") does string equal abc or def MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "(abc|def)$") does string end with abc or def MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "^(abc|def)") does string start with abc or def MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "(abc|def)") does string contain abc or def (or both) (same as line above) MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "abc|def") does string contain abc or def (or both) MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "^abc$") does string equal abc MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "abc$") does string end with abc
MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "^abc") does string start with abc MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "abc") does string contain abc MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "i)abc") does string contain abc (case insensitive) MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "ABC") does string contain ABC (case sensitive) MsgBox, % RegExMatch(vText, "abc") does string contain abc (case sensitive) STRINGS: i) (CASE INSENSITIVE) (AHK-SPECIFIC, NONSTANDARD REGEX) CONCEPTS: CASE SENSITIVE/CASE INSENSITIVE
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