Assuming the "b0" bit is static....
"\{\\b0 \{\\\*\\bkmkstart bookmark_name\}"
Untested, YMMV.
However, this doesn't use any of the magic of regex. In other words,
replace() will be faster on this than rereplace(). If "bookmark_name"
or "b0" was variable, then you might be able to do something different.
But a single regex call is always slower than the equivalent standard
string call.
So, I guess the question is, "Why do you want to use regex?".
--Ben Doom
Shawn Grover wrote:
> I have routine that reads in an RTF file, and then needs to find bookmarks
> and insert a value for the bookmark. I'm usings CF's "replace" function,
> and it works, but takes way too long in some cases. So I thought that if I
> use regular expressions (with the REReplace function), I might speed things
> up.
>
> This is the string I'm searching for: "{\b0 {\*\bkmkstart bookmark_name}"
>
> The regex I have come up with for this thus far is :
> "\{\\\\*\\\\bkmkstart+bookmark_name\}"
> but this isn't matching.
>
> Any tips on what the regex should be for that string? Am I even close?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Shawn
>
> (ps. I'm a regex newbie - can you tell?)
>
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