Re^4: Regex dynamics

Ah, my bad on last post :P. Meant that the [] are captured (not matched as written there).

t[tag]:
happens
  $1 == t
  $2 == [tag]
instead of
  $1 == t
  $2 == tag
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My bad on explanations. I should be more careful on how to write (or think beforehand instead of just writing... :)).

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Re: Re^4: Regex dynamics by borisz (Canon) on Feb 11, 2004 at 14:09 UTC
ok, but what should happen on cases like this? `P[[bb]] x[xx[x]] Z[[z]y] X[a[s]x] V[a[b[c[d]f]g]h]` [download] Boris	[reply] [d/l]
Re^6: Regex dynamics by Hena (Friar) on Feb 11, 2004 at 14:25 UTC
`P[[bb]] $1: P $2: [bb] x[xx[x]] $1: x $2 xx[x] Z[[z]y] $1: Z $2: [z]y X[a[s]x] $1: X $2: a[s]x V[a[b[c[d]f]g]h] $1: V $2: a[b[c[d]f]g]h` [download] Also to not forget `V[a]C[b]` (multiple tags in line) should be allowed as well. So the current one is quite nice (which does pretty much everything). But removing outermost pair of `[]` is pretty trivial (if done outside the already used regex). `my ($key,$value)=($1,$2); $value=~s/^\[\|\]$//g;` [download] So as i said i can live with it :).	[reply] [d/l] [select]