How do you indicate a regex that you want to require more than 10 characters? I know that '*' is more than 0, and that '+' is more than 1 but what is syntax for requiring more than 10? Thanks all!!!!
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- If you want to practice your regex or even just see what a regex is doing, this is a great site. It will break the expression down and tell you exactly what it's expecting. regex101.comMichael– Michael2013-02-18 03:28:55 +00:00Commented Feb 18, 2013 at 3:28
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You use brace notation. For instance, the regex a{10,} would match 10 or more a characters. a{10,20} would match at least 10 and no more than 20 as.
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It depends on what your regex looks like, but this probably will work:
[^stuff]{10,} {10,}matches at least 10.{,10}matches at most 10.{10,15}matches between 10 and 15.
