Regular Expression Named and Multiple Captures with PowerShell

[@francocicirelli490]

It's a great learning video about regular expressions in powershell. I'm new in powershell and this video is so useful. Thank you trevor. keep going on with your work

[@goonbreathfpv]

You really helped me out! I have been looking for an example of extracting all matches using a regular expression and you provided a clear solution. Thank you very much

[@MeiklesAndDimes]

I really appreciate you explaining the basic stuff like what software you are using and how you set it up, and also the keyboard shortcuts.

[@DeveloperDesmond]

Clean tutorial on a topic I wouldn't've known existed without stumbling on this.

[@WindosNZ]

I only learnt about capture groups (and named captures) a couple of months back. Literally made that particular segment of a script 1/10th the size using them instead of what I was trying to do. Great video as always!

[@karthikkarthik100]

Thanks a ton for your time, It really helped me

[@gururajmeghraj2366]

this is informative. thanks!

[@Gett37]

Nice color

[@otroleonarbe]

Hi Trevor, Great video, thx for taking the time to explain. Not sure if you have already done anything with search and replace running from a script . I have this scenario: * Raw_File * SearchReplaceScript.ps1 (THis file contains mulitiple replace statements to be applied to Raw_File *Output_File I tried using "replace", it works but from the Powershell command line. However when I run the scripts it does nothing, but no error is generated

[@stefanspinu1637]

Wonderful!!!

[@offlinetutorials]

why do you look like jack dorsey lol