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Here you can see that it just reads the… Re: How can I upload a tar.bz2 file to openstack swift object storage container 2 Weeks Ago by Hanginium65 … file_info.isreg(): # Read the contents... logger.info(f"Is regular file: {file_info.name}") file_contents = file_tar_bz2.extractfile(file_info).read() elif… Re: What are the key components of an effective email marketing campaign? 1 Week Ago by AndyBeohar Based on my experience and observations in my professional career, I believe the following elements should be essential to make email marketing effective and successful: Engaging subject lines, Personalized content, Clear calls-to-action, Mobile optimization, Segmentation/Targeting, and Regular performance tracking/analysis. Extracting values from capturing groups in regex 2 Months Ago by Tom_45 …', '9') ('Collin', '', 'Collin') ('Raquel', '', 'Raquel') I'm relatively new to regular expressions so be gently, but any help would be appreciated… Extracting values from a regex match 2 Months Ago by Tom_45 …', '9') ('Collin', '', 'Collin') ('Raquel', '', 'Raquel') I'm relatively new to regular expressions so be gently, but any help would be appreciated… Re: Extracting values from capturing groups in regex 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim Just process the file line by line and apply the regular expression to particular lines. I can't give you an expression that matches only the lines you showed me with a guarantee that in matches nothing else without seeing the entire file. Re: Extracting values from capturing groups in regex 2 Months Ago by AndreRet … consider using non-greedy quantifiers - [Minimal or non-greedy quantifiers](Regular expressions are generally considered greedy because an expression with repetitions… Re: How to increase website traffic organically? 2 Months Ago by RuthRobin__ … browsing experience. **Keyword Research: **Use relevant keywords in your content. **Regular Updates: **Keep your content fresh and up-to-date. By… Re: How to get organic traffic in a website? 2 Months Ago by KomalBhatt …. Optimize website speed, mobile responsiveness, and crawlability. **Keyword Research:** Conduct regular keyword research to identify new opportunities. Optimize your content for… Re: How do you use LLM AI tools in your daily programming workflow ? 1 Month Ago by rproffitt … it for many things. Examples such a SQL queries and regular expressions. 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I noticed a failing on… Re: Extracting values from capturing groups in regex 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim For html = '<tr align="right"><td>236</td><td>Roy</td><td>Allyson</td>' pat = '<td>(.+?)</td>' then re.split(pat,html) returns ['<tr align="right">', '236', '', 'Roy', '', 'Allyson', ''] and re.split(pat,html)[1::2] will … Re: Extracting values from a regex match 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim The trick is to use lazy matching which matches the shortest possible string. html = '<tr align="right"><td>236</td><td>Roy</td><td>Allyson</td>' pat = '<td>(.+?)</td>' then re.split(pat,html) returns ['<tr align="right">', '236', … Re: Extracting values from capturing groups in regex 2 Months Ago by Tom_45 I'm not getting the results you presented, I'm getting the whole file not just the tr tags. The tr tags I used was just a subset of the entire file. Re: Extracting values from capturing groups in regex 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim You can either read the entire file into a list, then filter that list, or you could process it line by line and process each matching line. For example (using my file) for line in open('usblog.txt'): if '2024-01-24' in line: print(line) or text = open('usblog.txt').readlines() for line in [x for x in text if… Re: Extracting values from a regex match 2 Months Ago by pritaeas Sidenote: If you want to learn, understand and experiment with regexes I can highly recommend RegexBuddy. Re: Extracting values from capturing groups in regex 2 Months Ago by Tom_45 It's a long one, but here it is. <head><title>Popular Baby Names</title> <meta name="dc.language" scheme="ISO639-2" content="eng"> <meta name="dc.creator" content="OACT"> <meta name="lead_content_manager" content="JeffK"&… Re: Extracting values from capturing groups in regex 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim Try import re pat = '<td>(.+?)</td>' for line in open('yourfile.html'): if line.startswith('<tr align="right"><td>'): print(re.findall(pat,line)) I realized that findall is cleaner than split. You might want to have a look at [this regex online tool](https://www… Re: Extracting values from a regex match 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim Also [autoregex](https://www.autoregex.xyz/) Re: Extracting values from a regex match 2 Months Ago by AndreRet Same question, different post - [Extracting values from capturing groups in rege](https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/541420/extracting-values-from-capturing-groups-in-regex) Re: Extracting values from capturing groups in regex 1 Month Ago by Tom_45 Issue resolved Re: Extracting values from a regex match 1 Month Ago by Tom_45 Question has been answered. The correct pattern is: matches = re.findall(r'<td>(\d+)+<\/td><td>(\w+)<\/td><td>(\w+)', file) Re: Postfix authentication problem 1 Month Ago by chickenbirds > I am trying to set-up Postfix on my Ubuntu local web development machine for send-only e-mails using Gmail so I can test e-mails sent by a web app I am developing. Even though this is an old post I wanted to reply as I found it while trying to setup my own postfix mailrelay on my private cloud server with Debian that hosts our small … Re: Javascript variable scoping issue 11 Years Ago by singularity~ Regular Regular expression beginner 12 Years Ago by arindam31 Regular Expression (RE) They can be used with string operations. Using … a p.iiiigand no gbng gtrg ghgg') p.i Slash ( \ ) Regular expressions use the backslash character ('\') to indicate special forms or… Regular expression matching in a string 18 Years Ago by roverphoenix Regular expression pattern match in a string, I only checked with * as wild card, other wild card characters are easy implement but I havent done that. any problems you can email me @ [email]rramaswa@usc.edu[/email] platform - Unix/Linux, havent tested in windows, should'nt be a problem unless some standard header files are missing. regular expression 10 Years Ago by abhijit_2 regular expression that accept only letters OR numbers.