Hey

Im doing javascript and I have so far:

var matchCase = /^[a-zA-Z -]+$/;

which checks for alphabet lower and upper case, a space and hyphen. I was wondering if there's a way for me to also set the maximum and minimum length of the match case.

I tried adding {min,max} after the bracket but that didn't work out (min and max being some kind of integer, not the variable or string)

Thanks.

Hey

Thanks for the reply. I actually tried searching for a software that helps me to do regex but most either I had to pay for or didn't simply work and you've just found the one that I needed :]

Well after playing around with it for a while, I've come across this: /^[A-Za-z -]{1,}$/

So I guess it's that "+" sign that didn't let me do {min,max}. Thanks again for the reply!

Also, do you know any website that is good at debugging a code for silly mistakes like missing { or just simple spelling error? I've been using the firefox's error console but that doesn't seem to catch it.

Sorry, it somehow ended up being a double post. Please refer to the comment below this, thanks

Hey, I was wondering, after few more regex coding, I came across trying to allow few of the special characters

I wanted to know if there's a possible way to allow both of the square brackets.

The problem is that whenever I put it, it's rather ending the exception list since all my allows keys are within the bracket

So for example, I have [a-zA-Z] then I want square bracket, so I tried [][a-zA-Z] but that didn't work out. Is there some kind of special key character I need to be able to match it?

Thanks