Thank you so much for this! Out of all the tutorials I checked, this is the only one that helped me solve my problem of how to apply the style to the words BEFORE a set marker (in my case " of "). Thanks again!
So pos lookbehind should go BEFORE what it's looking for, and pos lookahead goes AFTER what it's looking for? That's really confusing, grammatically.
(?<=\.)\d+ means "look behind . for any digits"
\d+(?=\.) means "look in front of . for any digits" ?? it seems like it should be (?=\.)\d+ to look IN FRONT of the period.
So confusing....
Also, its weird that you have to escape out certain characters with backslash so \$ just means "dollar symbol $" while \d means "digit"...y not just "d"
Well, I'm hungrier than ever now. Nice video though, great work.
lemasultan 7 months ago
Thank you so much for this! Out of all the tutorials I checked, this is the only one that helped me solve my problem of how to apply the style to the words BEFORE a set marker (in my case " of "). Thanks again!
johnrmc70 8 months ago
So pos lookbehind should go BEFORE what it's looking for, and pos lookahead goes AFTER what it's looking for? That's really confusing, grammatically.
(?<=\.)\d+ means "look behind . for any digits"
\d+(?=\.) means "look in front of . for any digits" ?? it seems like it should be (?=\.)\d+ to look IN FRONT of the period.
So confusing....
Also, its weird that you have to escape out certain characters with backslash so \$ just means "dollar symbol $" while \d means "digit"...y not just "d"
jhalton 10 months ago
gracias por el tutorial estas excelente.
Pabloyuxquen 1 year ago
Thank you so much your tutorials are great.
chloe547 2 years ago