new RegExp('https://(www\.)?[^/]+\.[^/]+/@.+').test('https://www.a/@coolperson');

I want to find with regex all occurences of a string (allowed letters and numbers) with at least one digit and at least one letter, with length between 6 and 9 (inclusive).

I have a regex that parses filenames extracting an optional ID and a product name. It only works partially and I wonder why that is the case and how I would fix this.

I am still learning to do regex, but this one gets me stumped for a while. I am trying to make a regex expression to match the strings like TOL1234567 or tol1234567. There should be ‘TOL’ at the first and then there will be 7 numbers after. No special characters are needed.

I am in need to find out all strings that match like below pattern

I want to replace “á” by “a”, “é” by “e”, etc…
Can I do this with single RegEx?

I have mixed results and have been using regex101.com for testing.

I have this particular code example where I would like to replace all occurrences of

I need to split some text but means a single and is an indicator for a literal character. I have started with the following code but it is fooled by

Goal: I need a regex pattern to match and replace doctor names in medical reports with a substitution that includes the maximum of the next two words starting with a capital letter.