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1. Matching mode flag:G ------ indicates the global mode, instead of immediately ending when the first match is found to be successful.I ------- indicates the case-insensitive mode.M ----- indicates multi-row matching. The matching continues for the next row at the end of a row.Copy codeThe Code is as follows:// Match the first bat or cat, case insensitiveVar pattern1 =/[bc] at/IVar pattern2 = new RegExp ("[bc] at", "I"); // same as above Using RegEXp is the literal mode to convert to a string/\

1. PrefaceCross-Test the second bomb--a search from Ymdragon. A lot of previous games, what Ctsc,hnoi and Noi and so on, some problems really bad spit groove ... The search out in the examination room was still so sick.2. Match matchSource: Bzoj 3139/hnoi 2013Link:3, Game Chihuizhu gamesSource: Bzoj 1501/noi 2005Link:4, restore restoresSource: Bzoj 3149/CTSC 2013Link:5, Board SquareProbably test instructions: give a n*m square, the existing k color. S

essentially operations on the Classmap. Nimokaka (config) #class-map[match-all|match-any]{map-name}----parameters in the Match-all to match all conditions, match-any indicate that at least one condition is met 2.classmap Matching Nimokaka (CONFIG-CMAP) # Matchaccess-group{acl}――――――――――――――― matching Ipacl (mainly is the corresponding packet) Matchprotocol{protocol}――――――――――――――― Matching Protocol (this is used in nbar-based on Web applications) Matchinput-interface{interface}―――――――――――

Previous: http://www.2cto.com/kf/201206/134143.html 1. Matching mode flag:G ------ indicates the global mode, instead of immediately ending when the first match is found to be successful.I ------- indicates the case-insensitive mode.M ----- indicates multi-row matching. The matching continues for the next row at the end of a row.1 // match the first bat or cat, case insensitive2 var pattern1 =/[bc] at/I3 var pattern2 = new RegExp ("[bc] at", "I"); // same as aboveUsing RegEXp is the literal m

Previous: http://www.bkjia.com/kf/201206/134143.html 1. Matching mode flag:G ------ indicates the global mode, instead of immediately ending when the first match is found to be successful.I ------- indicates the case-insensitive mode.M ----- indicates multi-row matching. The matching continues for the next row at the end of a row.1 // match the first bat or cat, case insensitive2 var pattern1 =/[bc] at/I3 var pattern2 = new RegExp ("[bc] at", "I"); // same as aboveUsing RegEXp is the literal mod

identifies the character position to begin the next matchSource returns the original text of the regular expression (excluding backslashes) I performs an insensitive match to the case G performs a global match (finds all matches rather than stops after the first match is found).m to perform multiple line matchesThe role of regular expressions Typically used for two tasks: 1. VerifyWhen used for validation, it is usually necessary to add ^ and $ s