I\'ve got a list of email addresses belonging to several domains. I\'d like a regex that will match addresses belonging to three specific domains (for this example: foo, bar
You don't need a regex to find whether a string contains at least one of a given list of substrings. In Python:
def contain(string_, substrings):
return any(s in string_ for s in substrings)
The above is slow for a large string_ and many substrings. GNU fgrep can efficiently search for multiple patterns at the same time.
import re
def contain(string_, substrings):
regex = '|'.join("(?:%s)" % re.escape(s) for s in substrings)
return re.search(regex, string_) is not None