How to capture multiple substrings between two markers using regular expressions?

Question

I know how to capture a single instance of a substring between two markers:

Python 3 How to get string between two points using regex?

I tested that approach out with this string:

text = 'blah.blah${capture1}.${capture2}'

I wanted to get all the substrings between these markers '${' and '}', but it only gets the first one.

>>> text = 'blah.blah${capture1}.${capture2}' >>> found = re.search('\$\{(.+?)\}', text) >>> found.groups() ('capture1',) >>> len(found.groups()) 1 >>>

How do I get all of them?

ldtcoop · Accepted Answer · 2019-07-09 23:28:46Z

You need a regex method that will find all the matches in a string. You should try re.findall('\$\{(.+?)\}', text) or re.finditer('\$\{(.+?)\}', text). The first will return a list, the second will return an iterable.

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