Using $NEST

[Quaraxkad]

(Jan. 03, 2009 07:36 AM)Kye-U Wrote:  Try:

Code:

<table[^>]++class=$AV(maintable)[^>]++>$INEST(<table,</table>)</table>

More information on $INEST:

http://proxomitron.info/45/help/Matching...html#INEST

That works, thanks! I thought it may have been a bug in Proxomitron, I tried it in Proximodo and it crashed 4 times in the 15 minutes I had it installed.

I did read in the help file about NEST and INEST, but I didn't see that INEST also supported "inner match" (which I will need to test the tables contents before hiding it) because it wasn't used in the sample and I didn't notice it in the title with the syntax.

But, why use [^>]++ instead of *? Is * greedy? Shouldn't [^>]++class and *class be the same thing, assuming there is no > before class?

[^>]++class means any run of characters that isn't > up until class
*class means any run of characters up until class

Is that right?