Re: Regular Expression

In <1163012269.707590.302280@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> "Rahul" <ravi.sgn@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

I need a regular expression..
The conditions are as follows...

1. There should not be any blank spaces.

^[^ ]*$

(Note that I interpreted "spaces" literally. If you also wanted to exclude
other space-like characters such as tabs, you'll have to modify this
expression.)

2. Text may or may not contain slashes.

I'm not sure why this condition is even listed. It's okay to have slashes,
but it's also okay not to have them. This condition is meaningless.

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