> The problem is that you can have more then one quote before @. If there is
> more
> then one quote then you will capture everything starting from the first quote,
ZyX is right, testing Tom's expression "\zs.\...@.\{-}\ze" with the
code <a class="some class" href="mailto:[email protected]"; title="some
title">link</a>
has been selected the string
some class" href="mailto:[email protected]
Thanks to you all, though (btw, I am sorry, I always try to look for
help in the manual, but I didn't know the english term to search, in
this case: "h non-greedy")
and thanks to Tom that made me know \{-} , "\zs" and "\ze", I figured
out the expression
s/".\+:\zs[^"]\...@.\{-}\ze"/[email protected]
I just added the .\+: not to select the mailto: part and instead to
use an "all caracter" non-greedy, I used a "not a double-quote
character" non-greedy to select the first part of the email.
To use the same for the second part was superfluous since the last
double quote would stop the search, being the following characters non-
greedy themselves.
Thank you all again, I learned so much today. :)
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