all,
i have a ascii file which contains many lines like:
"first","last","occupation","someblah","[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
I want to replace the last email address with a bogus one.
doing a reg exp replace (because of the greediness) like
".*@.*"
will yield the entire string including the "first!
I want to match only the last quoted string eg ".*@.*
where the " is the last before the @
I know how to do it in perl and awk, but I want to know how to do it
using (non) greedy reg exp!
thanks
jobst
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