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03-10-2009
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| | regex question - quotation marks Hi, I'm using a regex like """.*@+.*""" toi match words eclosed by quotation marks that contain at least one @. It's working except, that in addition to the mathces I want, I also get stuff like "first@xxxxxx","third" , in which case I don't want ,"third" .. If I could add to the pattern that there can be no more " than the surrounding ones, I think that'll do it. Anyone know how to do this please? |
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03-10-2009
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| | Re: regex question - quotation marks Quote: > You only want to match the opening quote followed by any non-quote > characters including at least "@" and then the closing quote. The > pattern that matches this is > > * """[^""]*@[^""]*""" |
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