you
need ( to match ) not ( to match (. A ?[ list should specify for each
element what the matching element is perhaps
(?[( = ),{ = }, 01 = 10)
sort of hashish in style.
Perhaps the brackets could be defined as a hash allowing (?[%Hash)
Richard
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Some stuffbr
/p
Finally, tags which take arguments:
div align="center"Stuff/div
Would require some type of "this is optional" syntax:
/(?div\s*\w*)Stuff(?)/
Perhaps only the first word specified is taken as the tag name? This is
the XML/HTML spe
by
those who need them?
In principle, that's a very Perlish thing to do...
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airs with the previous ?m, if there was one that
was matched. The | character separates or'ed sets consistent with other
regex patterns.
You can do that, or you can say it's done with backreferences (as noted
above)
-Nate
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