I know that I can do the following [^h] to get all matches accept the ones with a ‘h’.
How would I do this with an entire word, like ^(word)
I know that I can do the following [^h] to get all matches accept
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I know that I can do the following [^h] to get all matches accept the ones with a ‘h’.
How would I do this with an entire word, like ^(word)
If you want to match a string that is not identical to
foo:If you want to match a string that does not contain
foo:If you want to match a string that does not contain
fooas a complete word:If you want to match a string until
fooappears and stop the match beforefoo:These solutions do not handle newlines in the string, so you might have to set the corresponding regex options like
RegexOptions.Singlelinein .NET if that’s a problem.(?!foo)is a zero-width negative lookahead expression, meaning that it asserts that it is not possible (“negative”) to matchfoofollowing the current position in the string (“look ahead“), while not consuming any characters in the match attempt (“zero-width”).