Same thing but use the !~ operator instead of =~.
using
/\<(br|b|\/b|a\s.*?|\/a|p|\/p)\>/;
is the same as
$_ =~ /\<(br|b|\/b|a\s.*?|\/a|p|\/p)\>/;
To get a true answer only when the string do not match your regex, you need to do:
$_ !~ /\<(br|b|\/b|a\s.*?|\/a|p|\/p)\>/;
Hope this helps.
Best
At 21:27 2001-12-27, Papo Napolitano wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I have the regexp
>
>/\<(br|b|\/b|a\s.*?|\/a|p|\/p)\>/
>
>which works as expected, matching
>
><br>
><b>
></b>
><a *>
></a>
><p>
></p>
>
>Now, how do I negate it?
>I mean, what would be the regexp to match
>every tag BUT those listed above?
>I'm really lost...
>
>TIA =)
>
>
>
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