unix & linux: why this positive lookahead regex 'string.\*?(?= )' doesn't work in sed?
Published 3 years ago • 3 plays • Length 1:40Download video MP4
Download video MP3
Similar videos
-
2:30
unix & linux: regex wanted to exclude a string (2 solutions!!)
-
4:29
unix & linux: how to use regex with awk for string replacement? (4 solutions!!)
-
1:00
i’m never writing another regex. ever.
-
14:56
using `sed` and regular expressions (unix/linux command line)
-
10:24
regex lookaheads simplified | part 11
-
6:10
sudo for windows - how to enable it, and how to use it
-
35:20
sql regex complete tutorial | practice with 20 sql queries | pattern matching | regular expressions
-
2:26
how to disable selinux with root rights and create a log for the dev.
-
7:42
regex lookahead / lookbehind (intermediate) anthony explains #437
-
4:15
regular expression regex - chapter 4 (look behind and look ahead)
-
10:43
regex (regular expressions) with examples in detail | regex tutorial
-
2:22
regular expressions (regex) in 100 seconds
-
5:08
regular expressions - linux tutorial 10
-
3:42
unix & linux: finding text between two specific characters or strings (4 solutions!!)
-
20:52
learn regular expressions in 20 minutes
-
6:21
regex beginner tutorial - positive & negative lookaheads
-
11:26
regular expressions in linux | intro to grep and regex | regex tutorial
-
![[5 minute tutorial] regular expressions (regex) in python](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UQQsYXa1EHs/mqdefault.jpg)
6:28
[5 minute tutorial] regular expressions (regex) in python
-
3:53
negative character in regular expression