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(?<=^|[\s ]+)[^\!\@\%\$\s ]*([\!\@\%\$][^\!\@\%\$\s ]*){2,}(?=[\s ]+|$) |
| Description |
That pattern will filter for words that contain more than 1 instance of any of the following characters: ! $ % @.
May be useful in filtering for spam.
Requires lookahead and lookbehind support in the underlying regex engine. |
| Matches |
f%c$ | v!@gra | v@gr@ |
| Non-Matches |
f%ck | viagra |
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Darren Neimke
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Title: Redefining boundaries and lexing through a target string.
Name: Darren Neimke
Date: 3/8/2004 2:11:42 PM
Comment:
I've written about some of the more interesting parts of this expression here:
http://blogs.regexadvice.com/dneimke/archive/2004/03/09/722.aspx
