In most regex grammars, the +? or *? construct is a non-greedy match, which doesn't seem to be supported in Notepad++.
It also seems that ? is not supported in expressions where it means zero or one of the previous expression. (I've tried both Find and the TextFX Plugin Find.) This is a very basic feature of regex, which is very helpful. Please support it in a future version. (Or am I missing something?) :)
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
In PSPAD I could use the question mark ? in regEx, in order to get the first occurence of the last parte of the regex
<div class="myClass">(.+?)</div>
How I have to replace the ? in Notepad++?
In most regex grammars, the +? or *? construct is a non-greedy match, which doesn't seem to be supported in Notepad++.
It also seems that ? is not supported in expressions where it means zero or one of the previous expression. (I've tried both Find and the TextFX Plugin Find.) This is a very basic feature of regex, which is very helpful. Please support it in a future version. (Or am I missing something?) :)
I don't understand the question, but have a look at http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/regExpList.php .