I’ve come up with:
re.findall('([a-fA-F\d]*)', data) but it’s not very fool proof, is there a better way to grab all MD5-hash codes?
I’ve come up with: re.findall(([a-fA-F\d]*), data) but it’s not very fool proof, is there
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I’ve come up with:
re.findall('([a-fA-F\d]*)', data) but it’s not very fool proof, is there a better way to grab all MD5-hash codes?
Well, since md5 is just a string of 32 hex digits, about all you could add to your expression is a check for ’32 digits’, perhaps something like this?