yes two spaces i try to use thtis \w+ \w+ but not work
Terry Woods
When using a pattern for validation purposes, you usually need to add start and end of string placeholders (^ and $) to ensure no additional characters exist before or after the characters matched by the pattern.
eg the pattern ab?d would match the value abcde but pattern ^ab?d$ would not match it.
So for 3 words separated by a space character you might want to try pattern:
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yes but it run with English character only no different language
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