I am a beginner to regex, and cannot understand well how to proceed on the following task.
Imagine there is a code with words like follows: object.foo
and object.bar()
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I am interested to gather all words after the dot preceded by the word object
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The raw text is available here. May you help me write a bash code to collect these words?
CodePudding user response:
You could try a positive lookbehind: (?<=object\.)\w*
to find all words preceded by object.
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Apart from that, I would suggest you look at Regex basics on regex101.com or regexr.com, as pointed out in the comments.