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Looking for a bit of regex help. I’d like to design an expression that matches a string with ‘foo‘ OR ‘bar‘, but not both ‘foo‘ AND ‘bar‘
If I do something like…
/((foo)|(bar))/ It’ll match ‘foobar‘. Not what I’m looking for. So, how can I make regex match only when one term or the other is present?
Thanks!
You can do this with a single regex but I suggest for the sake of readability you do something like…