(?<!\*)\*([^*]+?)\*(?!\*)/g
This is basically a regex to match Markdown italics. It will match the following situations:
This *is* Markdown.
This *is Markdown.*
*This* is *Markdown.*
*This is Markdown.*
Note: The negatives lookarounds are there to avoid matching cases like this one This is **Markdown.**
It works ... almost. It's also matching * * *
, which I use as section breaks. Like this:
* * *
This *is* Markdown.
* * *
How to change my regex so it doesn't match these section breaks? I'm really stuck.
RegExr: https://regexr.com/4tv5n
According to the documentation there are more valid horizontal rule combinations.
This one I think is simpler and better captures the essence of the rule :
\*(?!\s*\*)([^*\n]+)\*
It is also faster, as it takes 89 steps instead of 204 steps .
This may suffice (?<!\\*)\\*([^ ][^*]*?)\\*(?!\\*)
. For the example at least.
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