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| | Why the regex doesn't catch the "Extra" group? the regex: # Region <tr> \s*<td\s+class="grey11">Region:</td>\s* <td\s+class="b11\s+b">(?<Region>.+?(?=</td>))</td> \s* </tr> \s* </table> \s* #Optional AD ( <div\s+class="wid342\s+fl\s+padtop15"> \s* <div\s+class="linkicon\s+listicon\s+lh16"> \s* <a(?:[^>]*?)> (?:.+?)</a>\s*</div>\s*</div> ){0,1} </div> \s* ( # Amenities <div\s+class="wid342\s+fl\s+mtop10(?:[^>]*?)> \s* <div\s+class="pad10"> (?:.+?) <ul\s+class="chkbox"> (?<Amenities>.+?) </ul> \s* </div> ){0,1} (?:.+?) #Extra ( <div\s+class="b10\s+lh16\s+vpad10"> \s*(?<Extra>.+?)\s* </div> ){0,1} the text: <tr> <td class="grey11">Drive</td> <td class="b11">Front</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="grey11">Transm</td> <td class="b11 b">Mech</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="grey11">Intr</td> <td class="b11">Leather</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="grey11">COND/td> <td class="b11">USED</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="grey11">Region/td> <td class="b11 b">QQQQQQQQQQQQQ</td> </tr> </table> </div> <div class="wid342 fl mtop10" style="background:#F5F5F5"> <div class="pad10"> <h4 class="darkred">What's inside</h4> <ul class="chkbox"> <li class="par"> <ul> <li>ABS</li> <li>Acs</li> <li>HUD</li> <li>Immo</li> </li> <li class="par"> <ul> <li>Chairs</li> <li>Alarm</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </div> </div> <div class="wid342 fl oh"> <p class="vmargin10"> <h4>Extra info</h4> <div class="b10 lh16 vpad10"> Good condition. Assembled in --------- </div> Why doesn't it return me "Good condition. Assembled in ---------" for "Extra" group? This group is actually optional; that's why I marked it with {0,1}. And if I remove {0,1} the regex returns me it's expected value but only in this particular case. What's wrong to my regex? |
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