How do you write a regular expression that will return all the words in which each sequence character (such as ABCD) < P> Thanks!
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% {%} delim [\ t \ n] ws {delim} + lc [az] %% {ws} { / * No action taken * /} (? = {Lc} * a) (? = {Lc} * b) (? = {Lc} * c) (? = {Lc} * d) {/ * some code * /} %%
Using letterheads, the existence of all the letters in one word A simple pattern to check:
\ b (? = \ W * a) (? = \ W * b) (? = \ W * c) (? = \ W * D) \ w + \ b instead of ^ ... $ you want \ b ... \ b , If you want to valid the word Capture , and you want to change the \ w in your acceptable alphabet.
Each (? = \ W * a) token has a look - it checks that the letter and a a are ahead, but not advance - The next situation is checked from b , then start again.
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