Posted by Toby A Inkster on 05/02/07 08:06

Mike P2 wrote:
> Toby A Inkster wrote:
>
>> However, yours will replace:
>> <a href="...">my car is very fuel-efficient</a>
>
> Actually, it will not. '>' is not an accepted character in either
> character group.

Sorry -- hadn't noticed that you'd made "my car" the link target instead
of "car", which was what the OP had requested. OK then, yours will screw
up when it sees this as input:

<a href="...">and my car is very fuel-efficient</a>


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