Tell us what it needs to do (in english not in regex speak), and maybe we can help a bit more than just helping when you get stuck.
well, I started the thread with... <snip> string like " [Yrs:4] [UK NARIC:British Bachelor degree std ] "
I want to get "British Bachelor degree std" </snip>
This isn't really a case of help me find a workaround, more a case of I'd like to know why this isn't working the way I expect it to because either this is a CF bug or I'm misunderstanding something (probably #2).
I've actually no use for an updated regex now. I was using it in a data import script and the data import is now done. Having said that, I'm still very interested in knowing why CF finds a match for
"\[UK[[:space:]]+NARIC\:[[:space:]]*([[:print:]]+?)[[:space:]]*]"
in
"[Yrs:] [UK NARIC:]"
when there are no printable characters between "NARIC:" and the following "]"
Mark
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