[CalibUser]

Hi,

I am writing a plugin that needs to remove a space following the quote mark in the expression:

<p>'

I have looked on the web for solutions. One solution was to use triple quote marks so I tried:

html = re.sub(r'''<p>' ''', r'''<p>'''', html)

but this produced the error: EOL while scanning string literal.

I tried escaping the single quote mark in the replacement expression but that also produced an error.

Another web solution suggested placing the regular expressions in double quotes, so I tried the following and it worked:

html = re.sub(r"<p>' ", r"<p>'", html)

My question is: Suppose I have a replacement expression that contains both single and double quote marks. How could I write a replacement expression that includes a mixture of both?