How to make the regexp ignore a new line in python?
posted on 2024-12-02 22:09 read(970) comment(0) like(10) collect(1)
I use the regex like that
return(\s+([^"\n;]+))?;
in order to match the return statement in obj-c,but when I use it through python like this:
re.sub(r'return(\s+([^"\n;]+))?;',r'{\g<0>}',str(content))
I find that it match like this statement
//please {return
[self funcA];}
and make the code error.How can I deal with it ?
solution
I think the issue is that your regex has \s that matches any whitespace.
You might want to just match literal spaces or tabs with [ \t]:
r'return([ \t]+([^"\n;]+))?;'
(demo) or - better:
r'return[ \t]+[^"\n;]*;'
See the regex demo
Category of website: technical article > Q&A
Author：qs
link：http://www.pythonblackhole.com/blog/article/247239/d638d696336229705825/
source：python black hole net
Please indicate the source for any form of reprinting. If any infringement is discovered, it will be held legally responsible.
name:
Comment content: (supports up to 255 characters)
no articles