问题
I'm trying to make a regular expression that accepts this:
- Only a-z, 0-9, _ chars, with a minimum length of 3
- admin, static, my and www are rejected.
For the first part, I already managed to do it with :
^[a-zA-Z0-9\\_]{3,}$
But I don't know how to exclude the words listed previously.
For example, that would mean :
- static is not allowed (of course), but
- statice is allowed
- estatic is allowed
Using this regular expression :
^(?!static|my|admin|www).*$
doesn't work well : it excludes statice (and everything after the unauthorized word).
Do you know which regular expression will fit my need?
回答1:
Try something like this:
^(?!static$|my$|admin$|www$).*$
This will disallow "static" but allow "statice", "statica", etc. By anchoring each blacklisted word to the end of the string you will only match them if they are standing alone without any trailing characters.
Edit: codeaddict has suggested a cleaner way to do basically the same thing:
^(?!(?:static|my|admin|www)$).*$
回答2:
I'll answer my question to give the right answer to my question (a regexp that include both obligations), but I'll give the accepted answer to Andrew Hare that lead me to the correct way :)
Here's how to :
- Allow only a-z, 0-9, _ chars, with a minimum length of 3
- Exclude admin, static, my and www
Here is the regexp :
^(?!static$|my$|admin$|www$)[a-z0-9\_]{3,}$
Or, as Codaddict mentionned it, with a single end anchor :
^(?!(?:static|my|admin|www)$)[a-z0-9\_]{3,}$
Hope this helps in the future!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5540398/regular-expression-exclude-list-of-words-for-a-name