Gilles Ganault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>#Extract two bits, and rewrite the HTML
>person = re.compile('<tr onMouseOver=(?P<item1>.+?)>.+?<a
>onmouseover="Tip(?P<item2>.+?) </td>')
>
>output = person.sub('<tr onMouseOver=\1><td><a onmouseover="Tip\2</td>', input)
>
>Does someone have a simple example handy so I can check what's wrong
>with the above?
Do you have an example of the input string which you're using? And
exactly how the output is "wrong"? At a wild guess, you mean your
substitution string to be:
'<tr onMouseOver=\\1><td><a onmouseover="Tip\\2</td>' or
r'<tr onMouseOver=\1><td><a onmouseover="Tip\2</td>'
(note the backslash escaping).
Oh, and don't use "input" as a name -- you're shadowing the builtin
input function.
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