I am using this regex:
.*-p(.\d+)-fun\b
meaning:
.* => any char at the beginning,
-p => static string ,
(.\d+) => number in first group,
-fun => static string ,
\b => end of string ,
My tests:
http://example.com/abcd-p48343-fun Matched
http://example.com/abcd-p48343-funab not matched
http://example.com/abcd-p48343-fun&ab=1 Matched
Why does the last test match?
It seems & char at the end string seprate them in two string. What is the solution that regex not match in http://example.com/abcd-p48343-fun&ab=1
?
.*-p(.\d+)-fun$
also tested and not working.
This regex:
.*-p(.\d+)-fun$
Matches the first example only:
VB.Net code:
Dim Tests As New List(Of String)
Dim Pattern As String
Dim Parser As Regex
Tests.Add("http://example.com/abcd-p48343-fun")
Tests.Add("http://example.com/abcd-p48343-funab")
Tests.Add("http://example.com/abcd-p48343-fun&ab=1")
Pattern = ".*-p(.\d+)-fun\b"
Parser = New Regex(Pattern)
Console.WriteLine("Using pattern: " & Pattern)
For Each Test As String In Tests
Console.WriteLine(Test & " : " & Parser.IsMatch(Test).ToString)
Next
Console.WriteLine()
Pattern = ".*-p(.\d+)-fun$"
Parser = New Regex(Pattern)
Console.WriteLine("Using pattern: " & Pattern)
For Each Test As String In Tests
Console.WriteLine(Test & " : " & Parser.IsMatch(Test).ToString)
Next
Console.WriteLine()
Console.ReadKey()
Console output:
Using pattern: .*-p(.\d+)-fun\b
http://example.com/abcd-p48343-fun : True
http://example.com/abcd-p48343-funab : False
http://example.com/abcd-p48343-fun&ab=1 : True
Using pattern: .*-p(.\d+)-fun$
http://example.com/abcd-p48343-fun : True
http://example.com/abcd-p48343-funab : False
http://example.com/abcd-p48343-fun&ab=1 : False