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by Sir_Cmpwn
3233 days ago
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I personally avoid regexes where possible, including in this situation. IMO the right way to validate a URL is to feed it to a URL parser and see if it errors out. I can see errors in this regex right away - and in many other regexes you find from Googling. People just drop them into their codebase and their eyes glaze over when you ask them whether or not it's actually correct. How many websites fail on user+whatever@gmail.com because they copied a bad regex? |
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