Using a Perl or unix regex, how would I capture a word that is not a range of values. Here is what I am trying to achieve.
(\w:not('int','long'))
Using a Perl or unix regex, how would I capture a word that is
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Using a Perl or unix regex, how would I capture a word that is not a range of values. Here is what I am trying to achieve.
(\w:not('int','long'))
Not sure if this is valid perl syntax, but in “generic” flavor you can say
If you want to capture the word, put parens around
\w+, like this