Multiple regular expressions would be the way to go then.
Do the first one I sent (changing to <?phpcommand) then run another
matching something like <?php\w and replace with <?php $1<-- that's a
space
--jk
On 14 Feb 2014, at 14:55, Daevid Vincent wrote:
No I don’t want to change
<?
if ($foo)
?>
To
<?php if ($foo)
?>
That's ugly. And loses any block/indentations which help in
readability.
What I want is to ONLY add a space in the case there is '<?command' so
it becomes '<?php command' and not breaking it with '<?phpcommand'
... adding a space all the time makes other formatting ugly then as
'<? command' becomes '<? command' with two spaces. I realize this may
seem trivially cosmetic; I was just asking if that lookahead stuff can
be applied to the replace portion as well somehow? Or maybe I run two
separate regex matches on the parsed file to handle both cases since I
intend to write a little .php script that will traverse a directory
recursively to hit all the *.php files and re-write them (once this is
tested of course)
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