On 9-Jul-2007, at 22:09, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
On 7/9/07 Google Kreme wrote:
On 8-Jul-2007, at 13:07, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
Find:
(<div id="footer">)(?s).+?(</div>)
Replace:
\01*newStuff*\02
Thsi will fail in this case
<div id="footer">
<div id="footer_inc">
[Stuff 1]
</div>
[Stuff 2]
</div>
Only everything through Stuff 1's closing div will be replaced.
Yes. My post answered a specific question about how to generalize the
sub-expression (.+?|\r). I used the exact example posed by the
questioner. This question was raised before someone asked about nested
<div> elements. Too bad you didn't get the thread in sequence.
BTW, what's your contribution to the nested <div> question?
A simple warning that doing this over a set of files might have
serious, and unintended, consequences?
You'd have to get someone better with grep to see if it's possible.
It might be possible with a look-ahead, but that tends to make the
individual brain cells in my head itch.
I would probably look into an applescript that did a balance current
tag and then searched over the found area.
Well, to be honest, what I would do is replace the whole footer block
with a <?php include('footer.html.inc'); ?> if it was something that
was going to change frequently.
Then I get to edit one file one time and everything gets updated.
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