Hey...no one's answering me in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general or
microsoft.publi c.scripting.vbs cript, so I'm posting this question here. I
only need help with a regular expression!
----------
Ok. I have the following regular expression:
re.Pattern = "style[^=]*=[^\""]*\""[^\""]*\"""
It will grab any style attribute within HTML that uses double quotes, and
put it in the re.Matches collection.
Now, I want to include single quotes into this regular expression. Here's
what I have so far:
re.Pattern = "style[^=]*=[^\""']*(\""|\')[^\1]*\1"
but it does not work. Got any suggestions?
2  1062 
I don't have an immediate solution for you but I recommend that you use
the RegEx toolkits that are out there. They help you to visualize your
regex results...excel lent resources. http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/U...6-e63d752f2b70
Good Library, http://regexlib.com/
Shan Plourde
ASP.Confused wrote: Hey...no one's answering me in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general or
microsoft.publ ic.scripting.vb script, so I'm posting this question here. I
only need help with a regular expression!
----------
Ok. I have the following regular expression:
re.Pattern = "style[^=]*=[^\""]*\""[^\""]*\"""
It will grab any style attribute within HTML that uses double quotes, and
put it in the re.Matches collection.
Now, I want to include single quotes into this regular expression. Here's
what I have so far:
re.Pattern = "style[^=]*=[^\""']*(\""|\')[^\1]*\1"
but it does not work. Got any suggestions?
Hey...thanks!!! !! The workbench works great!
ASP.Confused
"Shan Plourde" <------@---.net> wrote in message
news:iR******** ******@news04.b loor.is.net.cab le.rogers.com.. . I don't have an immediate solution for you but I recommend that you use
the RegEx toolkits that are out there. They help you to visualize your
regex results...excel lent resources.
http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/U...6-e63d752f2b70
Good Library, http://regexlib.com/
Shan Plourde
ASP.Confused wrote:
Hey...no one's answering me in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general or
microsoft.publ ic.scripting.vb script, so I'm posting this question here.
Ionly need help with a regular expression!
----------
Ok. I have the following regular expression:
re.Pattern = "style[^=]*=[^\""]*\""[^\""]*\"""
It will grab any style attribute within HTML that uses double quotes, and
put it in the re.Matches collection.
Now, I want to include single quotes into this regular expression.
Here'swhat I have so far:
re.Pattern = "style[^=]*=[^\""']*(\""|\')[^\1]*\1"
but it does not work. Got any suggestions?
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