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Daniel Crookston wrote:
| Yay it worked! Now I can automatically remove all ten of those pesky | <br> tags in this file I've been working with... ;) | Dan
Huh, it did work after all (and for me now too, on testing). I must have
had some weird artifact before that was breaking it instead of the
character class. By all means, use this method over \{-} when possible
:) Although it is nice to have finally figured out the vim pattern
equivalent of .*? for use when absolutely necessary...Oh yeah, and the \/\? in my other patter is redundant (I put it there to match close tags also) since [^>] will match the / if present.
Jacob
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