Overkill is a great way to learn.
Experimenting further I got my solution to fail when AAA and/or BBB was not
by itself.
Now I am trying to figure out what the *?s:* colon business is in your
solution (?<=^AAA\n)(?s:.*?)(?=^BBB$)
pg 197 of manual for version 12.6.7
These options can
Only the OP knows exactly what the delimiter rule is — any occurrence of AAA
and BBB, or as words, or as complete lines … — so the best way to code the
delimiters isn’t clear, but aside from that, I agree completely. Using pre- and
post-assertions to match just the string to be removed is
On Saturday, September 18, 2021 at 10:01:50 AM UTC-7 Neil Faiman wrote:
> Use this “Find” string: (?s)(?<=\bAAA\b).*?(?=\bBBB\b)
>
Neil's solution encouraged me to learn about "Pattern Modifiers", e.g.
(?imsx)
And I am able to parse the look around aspects of his solution... but isn't
it
