Substitution Term for "

[MatteoFlash]

So, by now, I have to surrender about the idea to substitute quotation marks, is this right?

Thanks for the support

[DumbDude1994]

couldn't you just use 2 apostrophes '' looks similar to " right

[MatteoFlash]

I think they won't be recognized, because in the webpage there are the double quotation marks (") and not two single (' ')

[Alex2539]

He was suggesting that you use them on the other side of the substitution. If you have " returned, you could substitute that into two apostrophes instead of an actual quote.

[MatteoFlash]

Uhm.. But I'd want to substitute the quotation marks ("), found in the webpage I'm watching, with nothing, not with other marks.. I just want to delete the marks from the source.

Example Source:
<font color="#000000">Text</font>

Example Destination:
Text

I was already able to delete <font color= , #000000 , > and </font>, then I'd like to delete the two ".

Thank you all

[poiru]

Example Source:
<font color="#000000">Text</font>

Example Destination:
Tex

Couldn't you just use a RegExp that retuns "Text" only.

E.g.

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<font color.*>(.*)</font>

[jsmorley]

I agree that some way to substitute the quote character would be nice, although to be honest I have not ever found the lack to be that big of a problem. You can usually "search around" the quotes and return just the text with regular expressions.

[MatteoFlash]

Couldn't you just use a RegExp that retuns "Text" only.

E.g.

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<font color.*>(.*)</font>

[/quote]

It's a wonderful idea! I'll check as soon as I can, but I think it will work

[MatteoFlash]

Uhm, the problem is the following. In the webpage, there can be various kind of terms:

<font color="#...">Text1</font>
<font color="#...">Te</font><font color="#">xt2</font>

So I can't write a generic RegExp to extract the right texts.. Texts with a single color are extracted perfectly, while I'm think about how to extract text with more colors.

[poiru]

Uhm, the problem is the following. In the webpage, there can be various kind of terms:

<font color="#...">Text1</font>
<font color="#...">Te</font><font color="#">xt2</font>

So I can't write a generic RegExp to extract the right texts..

Yes you can.

If source is:

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<font color="#...">Text1</font>
<font color="#...">Te</font><font color="#">xt2</font>

Just use:

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RegExp="<font color.*>(.*)</font>.*<font color.*>(.*)</font>.*<font color.*>(.*)</font>"

To return:

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StringIndex1=Text2
StringIndex2=Te
StringIndex3=xt2