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I’m trying to use a regex with some condition on it, (i.e),
(?(expression1)expression2)
In doing so, I need only expression2 to be returned and not expression1. Would this be possible?
If I understand correctly, you want to return only
expression2only when it is preceded byexpression1Then you want to do this: