Actually, you should only need to put parentheses around the entire pattern:
match="(pattern1|pattern2|pattern3|pattern4)" replace=""
Jon
Andrew Goktepe wrote:
Try this:
match="pattern1|pattern2|pattern3|pattern4" replace=""
If that doesn't work try putting parentheses around each pattern in
the above regexp
-Andrew
On 9/27/05, *João Augusto Charnet* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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In this case yes.
Actually I'm removing these patterns, replacing them with a "" .
John.
Andrew Goktepe wrote:
Are you replacing the same string for all 4 patterns?
-Andrew
On 9/26/05, *João Augusto Charnet* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello,
I'm need to do 4 replaces in more than 100 files, using
replaceregexp task.
My problem is that I'm doing 4 times the replaceregexp task,
and it's beeing to costly.
Is there a way I can tell the replaceregexp task to find more
than one pattern in a file, instead of only one ?
Thanks a lot.
John
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