# | \nCustomer | \nAddress | \nCity | \nState | \nZip | \nPhone | \nStatus | \n
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1 | \n\n | \n | \n | \n | \n | \n | \n |
# | \nCustomer | \nAddress | \nCity | \nState | \nZip | \nPhone | \nStatus | \n
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<%= index %> | \n<%= e.Customer %> | \n<%= e.Address %> | \n<%= e.City %> | \n<%= e.State %> | \n<%= e.Zip %> | \n<%= e.Phone %> | \n<%= e.Status %> | \n
We like photobucket
\n\nWhat I have tried:\n(We like photobucket
\n\n\n\n\n\n\nthis returns \n$ grep -o ']*src=\"[^\"]*photobucket[^>]*>' infile\n\n\n\n\nThe non-greedy .*? works only with the -P option (Perl regexes).\n\nA: Try the following:\n]*?photobucket[^>]*?>\n\nThis way the regex can't got past the '>'\n\nA: Try with this pattern:\n