GREP of the Month: Negating Characters
Learn how to exclude a single character (or a range of them) with these handy GREP expressions.
Learning how to use the absence or negation of a certain character as a search criterion will give you a powerful way of finding what you want. And you can use two different expressions for this for maximum flexibility.
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i wan find the inside parenthesis content in a paragraph one by one How?
(?<=\().+(?=\))
This will find any content inside parenthesis
Humm! ;-)
(^/)
How to exclude certain CharacterStyles in the search?