Reputation: 4774
I need help with a regex matching the following.
<xsl:choose>
</xsl:choose>
That is an empty choose element. There might be none or many newlines or space inside.
EDIT: Sorry, was a bit unprecise. I'm trying to fix a broken autogenerated file. I'm opening the file in Visual Stuidio, and are using the Advanced Replace dialog, and using "Regular expression" option.
Thanks for any help
Larsi
Upvotes: 1
Views: 327
Reputation: 31508
Untested (PHP):
~<xsl:choose>.*?</xsl:choose>~s
Using the PCRE_DOTALL
modifier and a lazy quantifier.
EDIT
Sorry, I totally ignored the "empty" part. The \s
character class should be used instead of the .*?
part (thus, leaving the PCRE_DOTALL
modifier superfluous):
~<xsl:choose>\s*</xsl:choose>~
This is already in another answer (which will get my upvote).
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 14605
<xsl:choose>\s*</xsl:choose>
Only white-space between the tags are matched. If the tag has anything inside, it won't be matched.
Upvotes: 1