Thanks for responding.
I was just about to do a
Eureka! I got it kind of post but I really appreciate you responding.
Taught me some things I wasn't seeing properly for some reason.
Quote:
Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Your slash is backwards in your replace expression.
Should be \1 and not /1
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So in my frustration I wouldn't have noticed that. Thank you for that. I'll burn it into my memory which slash is proper.
Quote:
Originally Posted by DiapDealer
You just forgot to capture the span contents...
Code:
<span class="calibre5">([^<>]+)</span>
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I don't understand what that means. Where do I learn that?
Here's what I ended up doing:
Find:
Code:
<span class="calibre5">(?<mygroup>([^<>]+))</span>
Replace:
Now I have to sit and think about
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Quote:
Originally Posted by DiapDealer
**Note that your expression will ignore any nested span situations (or any situations with <i> or <b> or the like included in the span). In other words it won't match anything in:
Code:
<span class="calibre5">The law is <span>oops</span> inevitable.
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Why would you do that to someone?
Why?
JK
Thank you much.
What's your tool btw? I'm going to click your profile and find out but I felt it would probably be polite to ask you first.