Re: html tags and perl
Abigail napisał(a):
That's silly.
No it's not.
If you want to code with articificial restrictions (in this
case "don't use regular expressions"), you're better off asking your question
in a more appropriate forum.
I can use regexp for those:
<img src="whatever.jpg">
and than change it ...
but if i would have sth like:
<img alt="aa" src="whatever.jpg"> whats then ? regexp is not gonna work
on it :/
what about links situated in JS ? regexp is not gonan work again :/
Damian
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Relevant Pages
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(microsoft.public.excel.programming) - Re: Regular expressions for replacements in Excel?
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