Reply To: GREP, if it could only go backwards

November 22, 2009 at 7:52 am #50834

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(?<=\()[^)]+only(?=\))

Ok I understand (?<=\() That's a positive look behind (?<=) and \( is a a parenthesis

Just wondering what the following does?

I know that (?=\)) = postive lookahead and \) is a closed parenthesis

How does this GREP work?

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