Re: [Boston.pm] Re: the XPath replace() function and regex patterns like s/^.../. ../g

2003-11-11 Thread Kripa Sundar
Dear Steve, => One clarification. The suggested workaround was not to just => start the regex with a ^ but to start it with ^.* "Longest left-most match" means that anchoring with "^.*" will replace the *last* occurrence of the LHS, instead of the first occurrence. In addition, the ".*" in the

[Boston.pm] Re: the XPath replace() function and regex patterns like s/^.../. ../g

2003-11-11 Thread Tolkin, Steve
Title: Message One clarification.  The suggested workaround was not to just start the regex with a ^ but to start it with ^.* I have also changed the body of the message below to reflect this.   -Original Message-From: Tolkin, Steve Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 5:05