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Evgeny Zoldin
High ALL,
in MSDN for .NET is the following:
[^aeiou] Matches any single character not in the specified set of
characters.
Is it possible to constract Regular Expression that will do something like
this:
^<EXPR> Matches any expression (sequence of symbols)
does not equal the given <EXPR> ??
E.g., for part of HTML code
"<td...>.....<td...>....</td>....</td>"
RegExp "<td[^>]*>.*?</td>"
matches HTML-code from the "outer TD"-"opening tag" till "inner TD"-"closing
tag". But I want to get the inner complete TD only.
Will be appretiate for any help.
Thanx
Evgeny
in MSDN for .NET is the following:
[^aeiou] Matches any single character not in the specified set of
characters.
Is it possible to constract Regular Expression that will do something like
this:
^<EXPR> Matches any expression (sequence of symbols)
does not equal the given <EXPR> ??
E.g., for part of HTML code
"<td...>.....<td...>....</td>....</td>"
RegExp "<td[^>]*>.*?</td>"
matches HTML-code from the "outer TD"-"opening tag" till "inner TD"-"closing
tag". But I want to get the inner complete TD only.
Will be appretiate for any help.
Thanx
Evgeny