Did you try using it twice?
<CFSET variables.TextFile = REReplace(variables.TextFile, ",,", ",
,","all")>
<CFSET variables.TextFile = REReplace(variables.TextFile, ",,", ",
,","all")>
or even
<CFSET variables.TextFile = REReplace(REReplace(variables.TextFile, ",,", ",
,","all"), ",,", ", ,","all")>
to make it really confusing
tom
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From: "Aidan Whitehall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2000 10:35 AM
Subject: Regular expressions
> This regular expression
>
> <CFSET variables.TextFile = REReplace(variables.TextFile, ",,", ", ,",
> "all")>
>
> turns this
>
> value,,,,value
>
> into
>
> value, ,, ,value
>
> when I want it to be turned into
>
> value, , , ,value
>
> Can anyone alter it so that it works as needed?
>
>
> Thanks if you can :-)
>
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