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From: Ragulf Pickaxe
I don't know much about escaping regular expressions in
XSLT2, but depending on whether you have single or multiple
lines and how you manage them, you may have problems on
your evaluations perhaps being too greedy.
But this is perhaps not your problem?
Hi.
No, David C hit on it. I was looking for a regex escape,
and the problem is with using " instead of "
i.e. attribute escaping instead of regex escaping.
Equally I should have used ' instead of ' .
I've hit and solved (for now) the 'too greedy' option!
search for Regex is: [^W.*([0-9][0-9])]
at http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/rev2/regextestbed.html
Apparently the regex engine has to back off the .* greediness
in order to satisfy the two digits.
Thanks David.
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