Per Jessen wrote:
OK, one more try - how about this one:
"/=\?[^? ]+\?[BbQq]\?[^?]*\?=/" - this time I've even tested it.
But it still doesn't work with sed ... I tested it using php/preg_match().
Maybe the reason it doesn't work with sed is that your version of sed
(like most) doesn't honor extended regexps, and it takes the plus sign
as a literal plus sign?
Does
/=\?[^? ][^? ]*\?[BbQq]\?[^?]*\?=/
work any better? You can omit the backslashes before the question
marks, but if you're used to extended regular expressions, the result
will look funny to you.
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