Regexp genius required - details inside

Not quite. This is the idea - I need a quick hand:

code?(?<domain>[a-z]{3,}.){1}(?<tld>[a-z]{2,3}){1}(?<tld2>.[a-z]{2,3})?[/code]

This regexp will match as follows:

subdomain.google.com

subdomain => subdomain.
domain => google.
tld => com

Which is good!

subdomain.google.co.uk

subdomain => subdomain.
domain => google.
tld => co
tld2 => .uk

Also great!

google.com

subdomain => google.
tld => com

Not so great, google should be in domain.

google.co.uk

subdomain => google.
tld => co
tld2 => .uk

Gets the TLDs right, but still screws up the subdomain

google.com.uk

subdomain => google.
domain => com.
tld => uk

Now it's completely out to lunch!

I hope someone can see what I am trying to achieve and help me correct my regexp!

Thanks again.

Use the regular expression coach - its a handy program for all regex's.

You should be able to find it using qksearch.com ... or that other crappy search engine ... joogle or something.

It was a problem with evaluation precedence.

Doing a strrev and then running that regexp backwards did the trick perfectly.

Cheers tho!
Alex