Quote:
Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Which is why you would include the closing </p> in the match to make sure you only got the all encompassing span. 
Code:
(?U)<span class="empty">(.*)</span>\s+</p>
Replace with: \1\n</p> |
I should have known that including a regex example, even in a footnote, would be distracting and a bad idea
Quote:
Originally Posted by DiapDealer
I'm not arguing that a true parser wouldn't do a more effective (safer) job. It would. I just don't think it would be a very simple task to provide an end user with a configurable, flexible interface to the parser in order to inform it of their desires (without actually writing code themselves).
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This is not only an attempt to avoid
HTML/Regex madness, but to semi-automate a set of tasks I find myself doing manually over and over again. It might also be helpful for the people creating the epubs in the first place.