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(?=X)

Checks if the preceding character is followed by X in a

text string, without making X a part of the search result.

For example, when the construct

H(?=e) is matched

against

Hello world, it returns the H in the string

without making the

e that follows it a part of the result.

(?!X)

Checks if the preceding character is preceded by X in a

text string, without making X a part of the search result.

For example, when the construct

e(?!H) is matched

against

Hello world, it returns the e in the string

without making the

H that precedes it a part of the result.

(?<=X)

Checks if the following character is followed by X in a

text string, without making X a part of the search result.

For example, when the construct

(?<=w)o is matched

against

Hello world, it returns the o in world, without

making the

w a part of the result, but not the o in Hello.

Returns

A via zero-width positive look behind.

(?<!X)

Checks if the following character is preceded by X,

without making X a part of the search result.

For example, when the construct

(?<!o)w is matched

against

Hello world, it returns the w in world, without

making the

w a part of the result.

Boundary matching

The beginning of a line.

The end of a line.

A word boundary. Used as a delimiter, it implies that the

construct between the delimiters should be matched only

in those text strings that contain alpha-numeric characters

and are delimited by non-word character such as spaces

or punctuation marks. For example, the construct

\bdog\b finds one match of dog in the string My dog

is black

, and no matches in My dogs are black.

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