(\s+?) i would appreciate if someone could explain this. \s@\s+ non-greedy doesnt mean that the regex will try to find the shortest substring by varying the start index. Str. replace(/\s/g, x) will return xxaxbxxcxxxdxef while str. replace(/\s+/g, x) will … If you replace it with x for instance, the results would differ. The result is the same because youre replacing it with an empty string. (as it was with the s+ mod) ————— edit ————— i actually found this on the wiki shortly after posting. : It just means that if theres a substring which starts at index 0 and matches the regex, the engine will stop as soon as possible. The problem in your example is that the second pattern \s\s+ is looking for two or more whitespace characters, and \t is only one whitespace character. And because your second parameter is empty string , there is no difference between the output of two cases. How to copy it or maybe a place somewhere else where i can find the settings to copy? The java api for regular expressions states that \s will match whitespace. Is there a private server setting that will allow us to pick up the items indefinitely? · 2 it is a regular expression. · \t is not equivalent to \s+, but \s+ should match a tab (\t). · the s replaces one space match at a time but the s+ replaces the whole space sequence at once with the second parameter. · if you just want one character before @, you could use : G is for global modifier, what doesnt return after first match. · - map specific engrams are enabled on all maps - vanilla engrams can be replaced by their s+ counterpart, drastically reducing engram count without engram screen lag integrated resource pulling resource pulling directly integrated into the ark inventory ui so its available in everything! · , you get directed to a google sheet, but i cant copy that for some reason. Pattern whitespace = pattern. compile. All dinos, structures & yourself. That pattern replaces all whitespace characters \s+ by an empty string depending on that is is at the beginning of string ^\s+ or | at the end of the string \s+$. What is the difference between the below two expressions? · with the new homestead update, i noticed that when we place down items, theres something like a 30 second timer that allows us to pick up the items again. M is for multiline. So the regex \\s\\s should match two spaces. · in a match situation the first would return one match per whitespace, when the second would return a match for each group of whitespaces. So, anyone have a solution?
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(\\s+?) i would appreciate if someone could explain this. \s@\s+ non-greedy doesnt mean that the regex will try to find the shortest substring by varying...
