Oops
Okay, I see what happened here. Outlook express grouped my question with
another of the same topic, for some reason.. Sorry about the repost.
"pedrito" <pixbypedrito at yahoo.comwrote in message
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Sorry if this is a repost. According to Outlook Express, I posted this
yesterday but it's not showing for me and I can't find it on Google
Groups, so I'm assuming it didn't go through for some reason. If it did
and this is a dupe, I apologize....
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I have a regex question and it never occurred to me to ask here, until I
saw
Jesse Houwing's quick response to Phil for his Regex question.
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I have some filenames that I'm trying to parse out of URLs.
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(href=("|')http://.www\.thesite\.com/.{1,7}/)(?<filename>.[^"|'])
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This generally works, but the problem is some of the image files have
.th.jpg at the end to indicate thumbnails. I want to exclude those. I just
want the ones that don't have .th. before the file extension.
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I've tried using forward and reverse negative lookups, but I guess I'm not
using them correctly. Any help on how to get a non-match for a .th. would
be
great.
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