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How do I match the end of a regular expression by a word? For example:
<h1><a href=...></a>CONTENT</h1>
Given that <h1> is the start tag, how do I return <a href=...></a>CONTENT?
The expression /< h1>(([<\/h1>\b])*/ does not seem to work
What makes most regular expressions difficult, is the fact that they’re greedy by default. By making them ungreedy using the
Umodifier, writing something like this becomes very trivial. The following should work.