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Regular expression definitions ترمیم

ریگیولر ایکسپریشن
Anchors Comments
^ Start of string First character on page
\A Start of string First character on page
$ End of string Last character on page
\Z End of string Last character on page
\b On a word boundary On a letter, number or underscore character
\B Not on a word boundary Not on a letter, number or underscore character
 
Character Classes Examples
\w Any "word" character (letters, digits, underscore) abcdefghijklmnopqstuvwxyz​ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
0123456789_
\W Any character other than "word" characters $?!#%*@&;:.,+-±=^"`\|/<>{}[]()~(newline)(tab)(space)
\s White space character (space) (tab) (literal new line) (return)
\S Any character other than white space abcxyz_ABCXYZ$?!#%*@&;:.,+-=^"/<{[(~0123789 (incomplete list)
\d Any digit 0123456789
\D Any character other than digits abcxyz_ABCXYZ$?!#%*@&;:.,+-=^"/<{[(~(newline)(tab)(space) (incomplete list)
\t Tab (tab)
\c Control character
\x Any hexadecimal digit 0123456789abcdefABCDEF
\0 Any octal digit 01234567
 
Quantifiers Comments
* 0 or more
+ 1 or more
? 0 or 1
{3} Exactly 3
{3,} 3 or more
{2,4} 2, 3, or 4
 
Escape Character Comments
\ Escape Character
 
Metacharacters (must be escaped) Comments
Metacharacter Metacharacter escaped  
^ \^
$ \$
( \(
) \)
< \<
. \.
* \*
+ \+
? \?
[ \[
] \]
{ \{
\ \\
| \|
> \>
  Not in this list: =}#!/%&_:; (incomplete list)
Special Characters Comments
\n Newline
 
Groups and Ranges
Note: Ranges are inclusive
Comments
. Any character except newline
( . . . ) Capture group (captures anything between the parentheses) use captured groups with $1 $2 etc.
(abc) abc (in sequence) $1 $2 $3 etc. are called backreferences
| Alternation (matches either the right side or the left)
ab|cd|ef ab or cd or ef
[def] d or e or f
[^abc] Anything (including newline) except a or b or c
[a-q] Lowercase letter between a and q
[A-Q] Uppercase letter between A and Q
[0-7] Digit between 0 and 7
 
String matching Comments
\1, \2, \3, etc. Match strings in captured groups (...). (\n[^\n]+)\1 matches identical adjacent lines; $1 will replace with a single copy.
Back references Comments
(sam) (max) (pete) $1 - returns sam
(sam) (max) (pete) $2 - returns max
(sam) (max) (pete) $3 - returns pete
(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) $10 - returns J
(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) ${1}0 - returns A0
 
Extension notation Comments
(?:...) non-capturing parens (?:abc) match and consume, but don't capture, abc
(?=...) positive lookahead, no string consumed abc(?=xyz) matches abc only if followed by xyz
(?!...) negative lookahead, no string consumed abc(?!xyz) matches abc except when it's followed by xyz
(?<=...) positive lookbehind, no string consumed (?<=xyz)abc matches abc only if preceded by xyz
(?<!...) negative lookbehind, no string consumed (?<!xyz)abc matches abc except when it's preceded by xyz
(?#...) comment (?#Just a comment in here)
 
Sample Patterns
Regex pattern Will Match Comments
([A-Za-z0-9-]+) 1 or more characters which are letters, numbers and hyphens
(\d{1,2}\/\d{1,2}\/\d{4}) Date 3/24/2008 or 03/24/2008 or 24/03/2008
\[\[\d{4}\]\] 4 digit number wiki link [[2008]]
 
 
 

Tokens and groups ترمیم

Tokens and groups are portions of a regular expression which can be followed by a quantifier to modify the number of consecutive matches. A token is a character, special character, character class, or range (e.g. [m-q]). A group is formed by enclosing tokens or other groups within parenthesis. All of these can be modified to match a number of times by a quantifier. For example: a?, \n+, \d{4}, [m-r]*, (a?\n+\d{4}[m-r]*|not){3,7}, and ((?:97[89]-?)?(?:\d[ -]?){9}[\dXx]).

Greed and quantifiers ترمیم

Greed, in regular expression context, describes the number of characters which will be matched – often also stated as "consumed" – by a variable length portion of a regular expression – a token or group followed by a quantifier which specifies a variable length. If the portion of the regular expression is "greedy", it will match as many characters as possible. If it is not greedy, it will match as few characters as possible.

[[Lorem ipsum]] dolor sit amet, [[consectetur adipisicing]] elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
\[\[.*\]\]

Will match [[Lorem ipsum]] dolor sit amet, [[consectetur adipisicing]]

\[\[.*?\]\]

Will match [[Lorem ipsum]] and [[consectetur adipisicing]]

Be careful (\w)(<ref[^<>]*>.*?</ref>)([,.:;]) whose center capture group will span more than one ref group if the outer conditions are met:
sed do eiusmod tempor<ref>reference</ref> incididunt ut <ref>reference 2</ref>. labore

Recursive subgroups ترمیم

\[\[(Image:[^][|]+)\|([^][]*(\[\[[^][]+\]\][^][]*)*)\]\]

Regular expression examples ترمیم

Regular expression examples
Search for flagicon template and remove
Find: \{\{\s*?[Ff]lagicon\s*?\|.*?\}\}
Replace With: (nothing)
Example of text to search: {{flagicon|USA}} [[United States]]
Result: [[United States]]
Comments:
Search for any of three template parameters and replace the value with some new value
Find: ([\|]\s*)(occupation|spouse|notableworks)(\s*=\s*)([^\|\}]+)(?=\s*(\||}}))
Replace With: $1$2$3new value$5
Example of text to search: {{infobox person|name=Steveo|occupation=dancer|nationality=The moon}}
Result: {{infobox person|name=Steveo|occupation=new value|nationality=The moon}}
Comments: $1 $2 $3 and $5 are for preserving whitespace. A cut-down version could be used to rename template parameters. Further processing could be performed against $4.

Tips and tricks ترمیم

Using look ahead/behind ترمیم

Match [url] and [url title]
Regex:   \[*((?:\w+:)?\/\/[^<>\[\]\s"]+) *([^\n\]]+(?=\])|)\]+\s*
$1 will contain the url.
$2 will contain the title without trailing ] or will be empty.

User-made shortcut editing macros ترمیم

You can make your own shortcut editing macros. When you edit a page, you can enter your short-cut macro keys into the page anywhere you want AWB to act upon them.

For example you are examining a page in the AWB edit box. You see numerous items like adding {{fact}}, inserting line breaks <br>, commenting out entire lines <!-- comment -->, inserting state names, <ref>Insert footnote text here</ref>, insert Level 2,3,or even 4 headlines, etc... This can all be done by creating your short-cut macro keys.

  • The process
  1. Create a rule. See Find and replace, Advanced.
  2. Edit your page in the edit box. Insert your short-cut editing macro key(s) anywhere in the page you want AWB to make the change(s) for you.
  3. Re-parse the page. Right click on the edit box and select Re-parse from the context pop up menu. AWB will then re-examine your page with your macro short-cut key(s), find your short-cut key(s) and perform the action you specified in the rule.

Naming a short-cut macro key can be any name. But it is best to try and make it unique so that it will not interfere with any other process that AWB may find and suggest. For that reason using /// followed by a set of lowercase characters that you can easily remember is best (lowercase is used so that you do not have to use the shift key). You can then enter these short-cut macros keys you create into the page manually or by using the edit box context menu paste more function. The reason why we use three '/' is so that AWB will not confuse web addresses/url's in an page when re-parsing.

Examples:

Create a rule as a regular expression.

User made short-cut editing macros
///col  Comment out entire line
Short-cut key: ///col
Name: Comment out entire line
Find: ///col(.*)
Replace With: <!-- $1 -->
Example before reparsing: ///colThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
Result after re-parsing: <!-- The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog -->
Comments:
///br  Insert line feed
Short-cut key: ///br
Name: Insert line feed
Find: ///br
Replace With: <br />
Example before reparsing: Eat some more///br of these soft French buns///br and drink some tea
Result after re-parsing: Eat some more<br /> of these soft French buns<br /> and drink some tea
Comments:
///fac  Insert {{fact}} with current date
Short-cut key: ///fac
Name: Insert {{fact}} with current date
Find: ///fac
Replace With: {{fact|date={{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}}}
Example before reparsing: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog///fac
Result after re-parsing: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog{{fact|date={{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}}}
Comments:

Token matching ترمیم

Match inside <ref></ref>
Regex: <ref[^>]*>([^<]|<[^/]|</[^r]|</r[^e]|</re[^f]|</ref[^>])+</ref>
Match inside <ref></ref> using a (?! not match) notation
Regex: <ref[^>]*>([^<]|<(?!/ref>))+</ref>
Match template {{...}} possibly with templates inside it, but no templates inside those
Regex: \{\{([^{]|\{[^{]|\{\{[^{}]+\}\})+\}\}

Ordinary matching ترمیم

Match words and spaces
Regex: [\w\s]+
Match non-wiki text
Regex: [^][{}|<>']+
Match bracketed URLs
Regex: \[(https?://[^][<>\s"]+) *((?<= )[^\n\]]*|)\]

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