What’s a regex pattern to trim the hyphens from the start and end of a string?
-----name1-name2-----
should become
name1-name2
^(-+).+(-+)$ doesn’t seem to work…
What’s a regex pattern to trim the hyphens from the start and end of
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What’s a regex pattern to trim the hyphens from the start and end of a string?
-----name1-name2-----
should become
name1-name2
^(-+).+(-+)$ doesn’t seem to work…
I would take the opposite approach, and pull the middle out like this: