Don't use the email regex given in example, this one is wrong.
Here are some valid email address according to RFC822 that will not match the regex :
me@example.museum (the tld contains 6 characters)
John Smith <john@smith.com> (Yes, you can put a name in front of an enclosed email address like that)
Some times, using RegEx (or VerbalExpression) is not appropriate. In this case, you should probably write a parser. Here is the implementation of this parser in go : golang.org/src/net/mail/message.go...
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Don't use the email regex given in example, this one is wrong.
Here are some valid email address according to RFC822 that will not match the regex :
me@example.museum(the tld contains 6 characters)John Smith <john@smith.com>(Yes, you can put a name in front of an enclosed email address like that)Some times, using RegEx (or VerbalExpression) is not appropriate. In this case, you should probably write a parser. Here is the implementation of this parser in go : golang.org/src/net/mail/message.go...