Message from @Alibaba
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Kongou is pretty gr8
well the double consonant is easy to check with tsu
but you'll need regex for that
Yeah
same with u for long vowels
Yeah
trap shimi is better ๐
and iowa
Ah, traps arent my thing, but hey, more power to ya.
but Tenryuu is top best
why would you use a find and replace for that btw @Gsurus ? I suppose that they should already be an api for that
I thought so too, but apparently not.
At least, that I could find.
And any translation service cost money.
it works with kanjis too ๐
how does this... work?
it's a command line tool
```
$ echo "ๆฅๆฌใๅฅฝใใงใใ" | iconv -f utf8 -t eucjp | kakasi -i euc -Ha -Ka -Ja -Ea -ka
nippongasukidesu.
```
@Alibaba
*/[A-Z0-9._%+-]* is the first part of the email
*+@* Is the @ in the middle of the email.
*[A-Z0-9.-]* is the domain
+\.[A-Z]{2,}$/i* is the end of the email. (.com or .whatever)
Yes, I could tell roo
Well, now you know for 100%. ๐
the + in +@ is actually a part of the previous stuff
Now back to what I was doing before I looked on here.
and the same for the TLD (.com or .whatever)
tld?
that the name of the .thing
Top Level Domain
what's a bottom level domain by comparison?
[A-Z0-9.-] = either a character in the range of A to Z or in the range of 0 to 9 or - one time
if you add the + at the end, it means at least one character or more
it should probably be a {3,} instead of a + to say at least 3 characters or more
Oh, I was thinking it was in the format of a string. lol
With the + meaning to put an @ after [A-Z0-9.-]
nop ^^"
close enough though
Yeah, You know like "word" + @ +"other word" + ".com
xD
[A]+ would match A or AA or AAAAAAAAAA
want tutorials of mgs2?