Ok,
there is a mess with some code. XML/DOM should have been used, instead, for the time being a quick fix with regex on strings is required.
I have an element, with a child node of the same type.
eg.
AAA <z id="z11"> BBB <z id="z22"> CCC </z> DDD </z> endOfString.
Is there a way in regex to match the parent node in this string.
<z id="z11"> BBB <z id="z22"> CCC </z> DDD </z>
Yes, I know this all needs to be re-written, but think of this as a pure regex question.
Thanks.
Okay this sure isn't the best approach, but you say you want regex so here is the regex for this:
(<z id="[a-zA-Z0-9]+">.*?<z id="[a-zA-Z0-9]+">.*?</z>.*?</z>)
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| Explanation: |
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( # indicates the start of a capturing group
<z id=" # the first part of the parent-tag
[a-zA-Z0-9]+ # matches any combination of letters and numbers for the id
"> # end of the opening parent-tag
.*? # matches everything (ungreedy) up to the start of the child tag
<z id=" # the first part of the child-tag
[a-zA-Z0-9]+ # matches any combination of letters and numbers for the id
"> # end of the opening child-tag
.*? # matches everything (ungreedy) up to the closing tag
</z> # matches the closing tag (of the child)
.*? # matches everything (ungreedy) up to the closing tag
</z> # matches the closing tag (of the parent)
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