Wow, what a simple, silly mistake. Once corrected, it works fine. Thanks for the suggestions on case insensitivity and spacing, too. Now I'm off to get iterators working! Thanks, Chris On 5/22/06, John Maddock <john@johnmaddock.co.uk> wrote:
Christopher Hart wrote:
I've run into a problem where I'm getting an "Invalid content of repeat range" when attempting to match a string using greediness and capture operators. I'm using the following function (basically taken from the "print captures" example in the regex docs):
find_matches(html, "<p class=\"priceBest\"><a href=(.*?)>");
Your arguments are the wrong way around there, the expression works just fine for me otherwise.
The pattern I'm trying to match is working in Perl program (e.g. if ($html =~ m|<p class="priceBest"><a href=(.*?)>|gs) {...} ), so it seems like the pattern should be syntactically correct. I'm building on Mac OS X 10.4 (Intel) with Boost 1.33.1.
You might want to make the expression case insensitive in case the data has <P> rather than <p>, and insert a \s* in between the <p> and the <a> just in case....
Just a couple of random thoughts,
John.
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