python - Correct regex for matching EXACTLY n instances of a pattern -
let's have following:
1.) /some/text/here/with-dashes/010101/ 2.) /some/text/here/too/ 3.) /some/other/really-long/text/goes/here/019293847/
i want strings contains 6 /
far these regex aren't working how intended to:
(/\w+[-]?\w+){6} (/\w+[-]?\w+){6,6} (/\w+[-]?\w+){,6}?
these regex matches strings more 6 /
want match strings 6 /
.
the right syntax 6 matches {6}
in first example.
the reason regexes you're using matching more 6 occurrences of target string aren't anchored origin , end of string. if string has (say) 10 occurrences of path components, matches first six, counts.
to prepare this, utilize e.g.:
^(/\w+[-]?\w+){6}$
or allow optional closing slash:
^(/\w+[-]?\w+){6}/?$
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