lenny(00:59:30)
since "regular" search won't be useful to match exactly those two points only
mirrorbird(00:59:26)
lenny: i would consider carefully the need for regex. if you are dealing with 'human book text' (where a word may end on a comma, period, etc.) then maybe best. if it's just a load of words with spaces, god no.
lenny(00:58:37)
it is a really trivial task when you think of it, but not when it comes to use regex to solve it
mirrorbird(00:55:15)
nao let's get rappy's updates done
mirrorbird(00:54:57)
regex101 is brilliant, as you have seen i've solved many issues there. although it's quite rare that i use regex -- when i do need it, it's essential
mirrorbird(00:54:20)
if you want to send a PM, "here are five good and five bad examples", i can try more. but i don't even understand your requirement fully.