Re^6: regex - problem with the loop I believe or maybe the regex itself ?

ok sorry about that. i didn't think about that as it was not Perl code.
i do not seem to be able to edit this now anymore however... So this is worth one string it should "end" as it gets reversed workset((RiskCA(cA, 3), RiskCB(cB, 2), totPaycA(cA, 7), totPaycB(c +B, 6))) with this and start with dIonly.
The workset in the beginning should illustrate that this keyword is all over the place unfortunately rendering me kind of helpless against the allmighty datastringflood...
I am very grateful for your help as I am fighting this battle for too long already...

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Re^7: regex - problem with the loop I believe or maybe the regex itself ? by AnomalousMonk (Archbishop) on Feb 12, 2014 at 23:43 UTC
i do not seem to be able to edit this ... That's because you posted it anonymously, and the AnonyMonk has no edit privileges. Please take a few minutes to read Markup in the Monastery (Chapter 1 at least) and Writeup Formatting Tips. If the HTML rendering of the data has corrupted it, I'm not sure of the best course of action since you cannot now 'fix' the node. Maybe best to post a note in the main line of this thread saying what has happened and asking the advice of the monks.	[reply]

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Re^7: regex - problem with the loop I believe or maybe the regex itself ?
by AnomalousMonk (Archbishop) on Feb 12, 2014 at 23:43 UTC

i do not seem to be able to edit this ...

That's because you posted it anonymously, and the AnonyMonk has no edit privileges. Please take a few minutes to read Markup in the Monastery (Chapter 1 at least) and Writeup Formatting Tips.

If the HTML rendering of the data has corrupted it, I'm not sure of the best course of action since you cannot now 'fix' the node. Maybe best to post a note in the main line of this thread saying what has happened and asking the advice of the monks.

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