What about:
<a href="">
Rick Gordon
| From: | Greg Raven <[email protected]> |
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| To: | BBEdit Talk <[email protected]> |
| Date: | Wed, Dec 18, 2024 10:03:23AM -0700 |
| Subject: | Grep non-greedy finding is not working for me in this instance |
I use Grep in BBEdit a lot for cleaning up websites, but now there's a situation where I'm missing something.
I'm redoing a site from WordPress to static, so there are a bunch of links that look like:
<a href="">Post name</a>
I need to change these so the link looks like:
<a href="">Post name</a>
This seems as though it should be simple to find these instances with:
<a href="">
But if a paragraph contains:
<a href="">Post name</a>. <a href="">Search here.</a>
It glumps both links (and anything / everything in between) into one found result.
I sorta got it to work with this:
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But there has to be a more straightforward way. What am I missing?--
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