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Using Regex in 'Extended Find'
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Greetings.
Here, I'd like to search for any input tags in a specific folder.
I have this line:-
I'd like to ask if the bolded part [^>|(style)]+ sounds okay. My intention is to search for any text input tags that has a width attribute, considering that the 'width' keyword is not the 'width' inside a 'style' attribute :d
Thanks in advance!
Here, I'd like to search for any input tags in a specific folder.
I have this line:-
<input type([:space:]){0,1}=([:space]){0,1}("){0,1}text[^>|(style)]+widthI'd like to ask if the bolded part [^>|(style)]+ sounds okay. My intention is to search for any text input tags that has a width attribute, considering that the 'width' keyword is not the 'width' inside a 'style' attribute :d
Thanks in advance!
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