On 2016-01-08 03:14, Yannick Schall wrote:
> body {
> margin: 10px;
> padding: 10px;
> padding: 20px;
> background: #fff;
> }
>
> I can find duplicated lines with:
> /^\(.*\)\n\1$
>
> I can match and capture the properties on every lines:
> \S\{-}:\)
>
> I can match the whole line and capture the properties and value:
> \(\S\{-}:\)\(.\{-};\)
>
> But if i try to to apply the pattern on the next line ( \n\1 ) it
> doesn't match anything: \(\S\{-}:\)\(.\{-};\)\n\1
You'd have to have the spacing the same too. To be more forgiving
of varying spacings, try
^\s*\([^:]\{-}\)\s*:.*\n\s*\1\s*:
\s* optional space
\([^:]\{-}\) capture as few things that aren't a colon (the prop)
\s* optional space
: the literal colon
.* the value to be discarded
(you can capture this if you care)
\n the newline
\s* optional leading whitespace
\1 the same attribute we matched before
\s* optional whitespace
: a colon
I anchored it at the second colon to ensure that things like
background: border-box red;
background-color: yellow;
doesn't match as a duplicate.
-tim
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