DOH,
I would have sworn I did have a question mark in there. At one point
anyway.
Thanks Rob,
Jonathan
On 12/7/02 8:17 AM, "Rob Dixon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Jonathan
>
> It's because the regex /^.*\@/g finds the _last_ @ in the record, which
> isn't followed by 'domain'. The .
Hello Jonathan
It's because the regex /^.*\@/g finds the _last_ @ in the record, which
isn't followed by 'domain'. The .* will consume as many characters as it can
as long as the rest of the regex is satisfied.
If you were to do it like this, you'd use /^.*?\@/g because .*? matches as
few charact
