CF regex will return the longest matching string that meets your conditions
(or, more precisely, the first longest string). You may need to write some
ridiculous looking code that uses the not operator (^) instead of .*, or
more probably write a short routine that makes a double pass through the
code.
Here's hoping Allaire beefs up regex in the next release.
Michael Caulfield
Web Developer
Cognitive Arts
-----Original Message-----
From: jeff tapper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 9:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: CFStudio RegEx Question
Hey all -
I'm looking for a quick RegEx to check some of my developers code. I'm
trying to find any instances of CFIF inside of a CFQUERY tag.
I'm running <cfquery .*>.*<CFIF .*</cfquery> as a REGEX search, although,
its not doing what i want, as it is returning records which look like
<cfquery >
yadda yadda
</cfquery>
<cfif yadda>
</cfif>
<cfquery>
yadda yadda
</cfquery>
I only want it to return CFIFs between the opening and closing CFQUERY tags.
Can anyone lend a hand?
thanks
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Jeff Tapper
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Team Manager / Lead Applications Architect
http://www.gtriad.com
G. Triad
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