@gilbert
In Angular, you can use the RegExp
constructor to create a regex pattern that matches an "and" condition. You can use the test()
method to check if a string satisfies both conditions in the regex pattern.
Here's an example of how to do an "and" condition in regex in Angular:
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// Create a regex pattern that checks for both conditions const regexPattern = new RegExp(/^(?=.*condition1)(?=.*condition2)/); // Test if a string matches both conditions if (regexPattern.test("text that satisfies condition1 and condition2")) { console.log("String satisfies both conditions"); } else { console.log("String does not satisfy both conditions"); } |
In this example, the regex pattern ^(?=.*condition1)(?=.*condition2)
checks if a string contains both "condition1" and "condition2". The test()
method is then used to check if a string satisfies both conditions in the regex pattern.