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I want to match regexes (at least the basic ones, not all their possible kinds… for now…) in a text of Ruby script.
It’s something like a… \/\^? oh my god... \$?\/[eimnosux]*
Maybe I need recursive regex here.
As I commented above, you’ll need to parse Ruby to differentiate division slashes and regex delimiters. But for the simplest, SIMPLEST case without worrying about this, how about:
That is “A forward slash, followed by one or more things that either aren’t a forward slash or a backslash, or are a backslash followed by something else, finally followed by a slash, and possibly some regex flags.”