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  • Understanding RegEx with Notepad++ 正则表达式

    Searching a string using the ‘Find‘ or ‘Find & Replace‘ function in text editors highlights the relevant match (e.g. searching ‘le‘ highlights it inside words such as ‘apple‘, ‘please’ etc). However, some advanced editors such as Notepad++ (I mention Notepad++ in my examples since its my favourite so far!) supports the use of regex, which recently saved me hours of manually replacing strings and numeric values in files containing HTML and JacaScript codes.


    Regex characters can be used to create advanced matching criteria. The following table introduces some of them with practical examples. But before starting make sure that you change the Search Mode from Normal to Regular expression in your Find or Find & Replace dialogue box.

      • [ ]

    The square brackets can be used to match ONE of multiple characters. For instance, [abc] matches any of the characters a, b or c. Hence, b[eo]n will match words like ben and bon, but not been or beon. Ranges can also be used, [a-z] is any lower case character and so on.

      • ^

    The caret can be used inside the square brackets to exclude characters from the match. For instance, hell[^o] means the string ‘hell’ will be ignored if followed by the letter ‘o’. Another example is [^A-Za-z] which will exclude all alphabetic characters.
    However, if not placed inside a set, ^ can be used to matches the start of a line.

      • $

    This matches the end of a line.

      • .

    The period or dot matches any character.

      • d

    Matches any single digit.

      • w

    Matches any single alphanumeric characters or underscore.

      • s

    Matches whitespaces including tabs and line breaks.

      • *

    The asterisk or star sign matches 0 or more times. For example, Ba*m matches Bm , Bam , Baam etc.

      • +

    The plus sign matches 1 or more times. For example, lo+l matches lol , lool , loool etc.

      • <

    Matches the start of a word. For example, < directly followed by 'sh' matches 'she' but does not matches 'wish'.

      • >

    Matches the end of a word. For example, sh> matches ‘wish’ and does not matches ‘she’.

      • ( )

    The round brackets can be used in the Find & Replace function to tag a match. tagged matches can then be used in replace with 1, 2 etc.

    For example, If you write 123xxxRRR in the search and 1231HHH in the ‘Replace with’ filed, the result will be: 123xxxHHH.

    The backslash can be used to escape regex characters. For example to match 1+1=2, the correct regex is 1+1=2. Otherwise, the plus sign will have a special meaning.

    Further, the following two examples should be giving you a better idea of how to use regex in your editor:

      • Find: Win([0-9]+) Replace with: Windows1

    Will search for strings like Win2000, Win2003 and changes them to Windows2000, Windows2003…

      • Find: [a-z]+(dd)> Replace with: Windows1

    Will search for all alphanumerics followed by 2 digits only at the end such as Win98 and Win07 and changes them to Windows98, Windows07…

    http://blog.hakzone.info/posts-and-articles/editors/understanding-regex-with-notepad/comment-page-1/

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  • 原文地址:https://www.cnblogs.com/emanlee/p/13138236.html
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