问题
I was working on creating a regex which will include all patterns except 'time', 'hour', 'minute' so, worked this out:
^(?:(?!time).)*$
how do i add for the other 2 words also? I tried as follows but it is incorrect.
^(?:(?![time][hour][minute]).)*$
Is there a better way to do this?
I am not adding the values which can be accepted as it ranges from numbers to alphabets to symbols etc.
Please help.
Thank you
回答1:
^(?:(?!time|hour|minute).)*$
| is alternation. This means that at all points in the string, we are not looking at any of those expressions (time, hour, or minute). [] is wrong because that creates a character class.
So it means, not looking at (a t, i, m, or e), then (a h, o, u, or r), etc.
回答2:
I'm going to take a different approach here: what's wrong with !/time|hour|minute/? excessive use of regex is usually a bad idea.
回答3:
From reading your question, I am guessing you only want "lines" that do not contain the words "time", "hour", or "minute". Try something like...
^(?!.*(time|hour|minute).*).*$
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3792367/excluding-strings-using-regex