Regex find parameterized property
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I am trying to build a regex to identify the parameterized property of VB.
Example code of a parameterized property i want to match
Public ReadOnly Property Test(v as String) As Integer
Public ReadOnly Property Test(ByVal v as String) As ReadOnlyCollection(Of Guid)
Example code of a property i want to avoid
Public ReadOnly Property Test() As Integer
Public ReadOnly Property Test() As ReadOnlyCollection(Of Guid)
Basically if there are any parameters passed to the property i want it to match, but there are other cases with other parenthesis in the same line as the type of the property that might not have parameters.
The pattern i see is
property [0 or more empty space] [next word] [0 or more empty space] ( [0 or more empty space] Target characters OR Ignore WhiteSpace [0 or more empty space] )
This is what i have so far
Property?s+(w+)s*(([^()]*))
Sadly it does not ignore cases with the empty parenthesis.
regex vb.net
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I am trying to build a regex to identify the parameterized property of VB.
Example code of a parameterized property i want to match
Public ReadOnly Property Test(v as String) As Integer
Public ReadOnly Property Test(ByVal v as String) As ReadOnlyCollection(Of Guid)
Example code of a property i want to avoid
Public ReadOnly Property Test() As Integer
Public ReadOnly Property Test() As ReadOnlyCollection(Of Guid)
Basically if there are any parameters passed to the property i want it to match, but there are other cases with other parenthesis in the same line as the type of the property that might not have parameters.
The pattern i see is
property [0 or more empty space] [next word] [0 or more empty space] ( [0 or more empty space] Target characters OR Ignore WhiteSpace [0 or more empty space] )
This is what i have so far
Property?s+(w+)s*(([^()]*))
Sadly it does not ignore cases with the empty parenthesis.
regex vb.net
asked Nov 12 at 9:49
vfle
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I am trying to build a regex to identify the parameterized property of VB.
Example code of a parameterized property i want to match
Public ReadOnly Property Test(v as String) As Integer
Public ReadOnly Property Test(ByVal v as String) As ReadOnlyCollection(Of Guid)
Example code of a property i want to avoid
Public ReadOnly Property Test() As Integer
Public ReadOnly Property Test() As ReadOnlyCollection(Of Guid)
Basically if there are any parameters passed to the property i want it to match, but there are other cases with other parenthesis in the same line as the type of the property that might not have parameters.
The pattern i see is
property [0 or more empty space] [next word] [0 or more empty space] ( [0 or more empty space] Target characters OR Ignore WhiteSpace [0 or more empty space] )
This is what i have so far
Property?s+(w+)s*(([^()]*))
Sadly it does not ignore cases with the empty parenthesis.
regex vb.net
asked Nov 12 at 9:49
vfle
57315
I am trying to build a regex to identify the parameterized property of VB.
Example code of a parameterized property i want to match
Public ReadOnly Property Test(v as String) As Integer
Public ReadOnly Property Test(ByVal v as String) As ReadOnlyCollection(Of Guid)
Example code of a property i want to avoid
Public ReadOnly Property Test() As Integer
Public ReadOnly Property Test() As ReadOnlyCollection(Of Guid)
Basically if there are any parameters passed to the property i want it to match, but there are other cases with other parenthesis in the same line as the type of the property that might not have parameters.
The pattern i see is
property [0 or more empty space] [next word] [0 or more empty space] ( [0 or more empty space] Target characters OR Ignore WhiteSpace [0 or more empty space] )
This is what i have so far
Property?s+(w+)s*(([^()]*))
Sadly it does not ignore cases with the empty parenthesis.
regex vb.net
regex vb.net
asked Nov 12 at 9:49
vfle
57315
asked Nov 12 at 9:49
vfle
57315
asked Nov 12 at 9:49
vfle
57315
asked Nov 12 at 9:49
vfle
57315
asked Nov 12 at 9:49
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Change the [^()]* to [^()]+. + makes the previous selector match 1 or more times, whilst * makes it match 0 or more times. You can read more here: Difference between * and + regex
regex101 demo
Here's what your regex should end up as:
Property?s+(w+)s*(([^()]+))
answered Nov 12 at 10:02
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So close but yet so far! Thanks.
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Change the [^()]* to [^()]+. + makes the previous selector match 1 or more times, whilst * makes it match 0 or more times. You can read more here: Difference between * and + regex
regex101 demo
Here's what your regex should end up as:
Property?s+(w+)s*(([^()]+))
answered Nov 12 at 10:02
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So close but yet so far! Thanks.
– vfle
Nov 12 at 10:06
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Change the [^()]* to [^()]+. + makes the previous selector match 1 or more times, whilst * makes it match 0 or more times. You can read more here: Difference between * and + regex
regex101 demo
Here's what your regex should end up as:
Property?s+(w+)s*(([^()]+))
answered Nov 12 at 10:02
Davіd
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So close but yet so far! Thanks.
– vfle
Nov 12 at 10:06
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Change the [^()]* to [^()]+. + makes the previous selector match 1 or more times, whilst * makes it match 0 or more times. You can read more here: Difference between * and + regex
regex101 demo
Here's what your regex should end up as:
Property?s+(w+)s*(([^()]+))
answered Nov 12 at 10:02
Davіd
3,51841635
Change the [^()]* to [^()]+. + makes the previous selector match 1 or more times, whilst * makes it match 0 or more times. You can read more here: Difference between * and + regex
regex101 demo
Here's what your regex should end up as:
Property?s+(w+)s*(([^()]+))
answered Nov 12 at 10:02
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So close but yet so far! Thanks.
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So close but yet so far! Thanks.
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So close but yet so far! Thanks.
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So close but yet so far! Thanks.
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