Posted by Stefan Rybacki on 11/03/05 21:40

Steve wrote:
>>In fact . in [ ] means . itself! so the regular expression above matches
>>content/ followed by any character but / then a / and then any character but .
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> Steve's Note to Self: either RTFM, or leave it to Stefan who actually
> knows and remembers.
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:)

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