3 string examples:
/string-to-match/1234/
/dont/1234/match/
/dont/match/1234/
I only want to match the first example. My curent regex matches 1 and 3:
(\/[0-9]{4}\/$)
I assume there is a way to make it only match after 2 occurances of a forward slash, but I've tried hundreds of search terms and cannot find an example.
Link: https://regex101.com/r/RX6Em8/1
Alternatively, doing something like this in MySQL would be sufficient, but I cannot get that working either
LIKE '/%/[0-9]{4}/'
CodePudding user response：
Based on your question, you are not specifying where do you gonna place the regex (Python, Java, C#, etc.)
In a general way, you could try this:
Using the start (^) and end ($) string syntax I place this regex, matching the first case.
^/[^/] /\d{4}/$