Characters
You can use the following special characters when creating a regular expression.
Regular Expression Characters
Character Examples
The following examples illustrate how to use regular expressions.
any two-character string
..--matches any two characters
upper and lower case
[Ww]arning--matches Warning or warning.
exclusion
[^a-zA-Z]--matches anything except uppercase and lowercase letters.
a character followed by zero or more occurrences of a character
st*--matches a string that contains an s followed by zero or more t's.
repeated sequences
(st)+--matches a string that has one or more sequences of st.
anything
.*--matches anything.
word regardless of case
warning
|Warning--matches warning or Warning.
space or tabs that precede a string
^[ \t]+--matches any string that begins with spaces or tabs.
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