Problem Statement:
Given a String:: '<vertical name="abc"><description> Replicant consists of Icon, Title1, Title2, Description, MOre Title, and More Hyperlink (minimum=0, maximum=10)</description><item min-allowed="1" max-allowed="20">'
Goals:
a) Check if the string contains "item" node.
if exits:
b) Pick the immediate preceding elements viz "description" and "item" (case insensitive)
Condition : The "description" element may or may not exist.
b-1)move the "<description>.*</description>" content to a variable.
b-2)capture the attributes of the "item" element in a variable.
I have tried using something like this
"<item .(*)?><description>(.*)?</description><replicant (.*)?>"
as search pattern but didnt succeed .
please advice.
Thanks in advance
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