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I'm attempting to build a regular expression (in JavaScript) that would match = but not !=, <=, >=, '= and ==. I've figured out everything but ==:

text.match(/[^!<>']=/) != null

I've failed everything I've tried to ignore ==. Would anyone be able to help?

I'm attempting to build a regular expression (in JavaScript) that would match = but not !=, <=, >=, '= and ==. I've figured out everything but ==:

text.match(/[^!<>']=/) != null

I've failed everything I've tried to ignore ==. Would anyone be able to help?

  • javascript
  • regex
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You could use something like this, which also allows the equal sign to be at the very beginning or at the very end of your string:

/(^|[^!><'=])=($|[^=])/

but note that the matching result will contain the characters to the left and to the right of the equal sign, if there are any.

text.match(/[^=<>!']=[^=]/)

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