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RegEx
Easily use RegEx to process data from your favorite APIs, databases, and programming languages, using WayScript.
Find matching patterns within text.
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Inputs
String
- sequence of characters
Pattern
- sequence of characters representing the regular expression
Example to match the start of a string: "^Hello"
Example to match the end of a string: "Byequot;
Example to match an exact word: "word"
Example to match an alphanumeric sequence: "[a-zA-Z0-9]*"
Example to match 3 to 6 digits: "[0-9]{3,6}"
Example to match a pattern with an optional preceding letter: "[c]?art"
Example to match character groups: "(c|m|h)at"
Global
- search for all non-overlapping matches
Multiline
- match on each line separated by the newline character of the string input
Case Insensitive
- match on the lowercase version of the string input
Match Dot to All Characters
- match the dot character to all characters, including newline character
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Outputs
Create variables for:
Has Match
- boolean indicating whether a match was found with the specified pattern
Matches Found
- list of matches found
Indices of Matches Found
- list of indices for each match found
Captured Groups
- list of captured groups for each match found
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