Thanks but this doesnt seems to work in TextPad!
Then TextPad doesn't support that kind of expression.
TextPad mostly supports POSIX Extended Regular Expression syntax if that helps!
As far as I can see it is POSIX compatible. TextPad doesn't seem to support what I'm doing.
Things to check:
- Supports character sets using ranges
- Supports the * and ? wildcards
- Supports alternation using a |
- Supports capturing subpatterns
Start with a small part of the expression. Try it. Begin adding parts of the full expression to what you have until it doesn't work.
Trial and error.
I tested it against "firstpartfhttp://domainabc.comhttp://domainxyz.comand" and it works fine for me.
<<I tested it against "firstpartfhttp://domainabc.comhttp://domainxyz.comand" and it works fine for me.>>
You mean in textpad?
Not in TextPad but using something that specifically supports POSIX expressions.
ok Thanks
I didnt now we have to enable POSIX expression in Textpad
When I did that by going to
Configure->Preferences-> Check ' Use POSIX regular expression syntax’
everything seems to work fine
Thanks requinix!