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I have the following RegEx to remove commentary from a PHP file:
%/\*.*?\*/%s
The side effect is, that on use of glob like glob($basedir . '/*') it starts removing everything midcode…
So how do I tell the regex to not match when there are quotes in front of it or behind it?
Try this :
It include not simple or double quote before /* and after */