Closed Joshfindit closed 4 years ago
All of these can be accomplished using regular expressions, you just have to get a bit creative. Maybe have a look here.
^\d{3,}$
^([3-9])|(1\d)|(2[0-2])$
^\$(4[5-9]\.\d\d)|(5\d\.\d\d)|(60\.\d\d)$
Oh certainly. regex can essentially accomplish anything, but it’s cumbersome for numbers, and un-glanceable for anything mildly complex.
I certainly respect your preference for regex so I won’t push it. But if you ever decide to put in a “numbers” mode, I’m there 🚀
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find+
is awesome and has served well for many things, but what I was really looking for when I found it is something that lets me do things like:x >= 100
3 <= x <= 22
x = $45.00..$60.99
*This one would be awesome, but probably extremely difficult to implement. Helps avoid matching junk when looking at store listings.Note: I was going to put more examples, but now with
find+
, I realize I'm probably almost always going to be searching for numbers, especially on ecommerce stores