You just need to add a question mark after the asterisk, to make it not
greedy.
(?s).*?
Or, if you just wanted to get to what's inside the tags, make it:
(?<=\n)(?s).*?(?=\n)
Rick Gordon
On 1/27/17, 2:40 PM Neal Pozner said:
I have some XML that looks like as follows.
Perfect. Thanks, Michael.
Rick Gordon
On 1/26/17, 8:13 PM 'Michel Maybon' via BBEdit Talk said:
Hello.
Supposing you are talking about the menu "Open Recent":
- Quit BBEdit
- modify the RecentItems:ItemData part of /Users/account>/Library/Preferences/com.barebones.bbedit.
Can you say a little bit more about what you mean by make them "standard"?
For example, what would you change, and what would you change it to?
--Kerri
On Fri, Jan 27, 2017 at 5:40 PM, Neal Pozner wrote:
> I have some XML that looks like as follows.
>
> Essentially, each Group has a key with
I have some XML that looks like as follows.
Essentially, each Group has a key with a variable
number of keys.
I need to make all of the blocks standard. I cannot
figure out how to write the RegEx to find all the combinations. I thought
(?s).*
would work but it is grabbing everything past
Hey everyone!
I am writing a huge LaTeX document (13,000+ lines and going), so the
completions suggestions are not always as fluid or useful as I want them to
be, especially due to the entries that take words from the current document.
But honestly, I would like to know how to do this in genera
