arockmez

Is it possible? i want to use the backreferences of a regular expression to match more than one kind of string inside a single object instead of using 2 or 3 regexp, for example i want to match expressiones like:

(\\w+)>(\\w+) and (\\w+)>(\\w+)\\s(\\w+) and the same time

two-regular-expressions-into-a-single-object

Solved: (\\w+)>(\\w+)|(\\w+)>(\\w+)\\s(\\w+)

reordered the backreferences after in javascript as a function and arguments...i feel so dumb

Two regular expressions into a single object