I am building a parsing routine, and am using a regular expression, which
works, EXCEPT when I need to EXCLUDE certain things...
i.e.
$right =~ s/A/X/g;
Basically, replacing A with X in the $right...
However, I may need to exclude this replacement in some of the values of
$right...
i.e.
Anything found between < and > SHOULD NOT be replaced. \<.*\>
Anything found between & and ; SHOULD NOT be replaced. \&.*\;
Anything found between {$ and } SHOULD NOT be replaced. \{$.*\}
Anything found between < and = SHOULD NOT be replaced. \<.*\=
How would I construct the Regular Expression to Replace A with X except
when A is found in the 4 scenarios listed?
--David Mamanakis
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