I need a hand on getting the regex expression to work correctly with the following source string:
<path d="M 1434.9,982.0 L 1461.3,982.0 L 1461.3,1020.5 L 1434.9,1020.5 z " stroke-width="1" stroke="#008000" fill="none"/>
On such line, I need to adjust the stroke-width
and stroke
values without impacting the rest of the content.
So far, I'm doing this in 2 steps, first replacing the stroke
value and then replacing the stroke-width
value, this is where I get strange results, see below.
Snippet:
string s("<path d=\"M 1434.9,982.0 L 1461.3,982.0 L 1461.3,1020.5 L 1434.9,1020.5 z \" stroke-width=\"1\" stroke=\"#008000\" fill=\"none\"/>");
std::regex re("stroke=\".+\" ");
cout << "0. " << s << endl;
s = std::regex_replace(s, re, "stroke=\"#00FF00\" ");
cout << "1. " << s << endl;
re = "stroke-width=\".+\" .*?";
s = std::regex_replace(s, re, "stroke-width=\"3\" ");
cout << "2. " << s << endl;
Output:
0. <path d="M 1434.9,982.0 L 1461.3,982.0 L 1461.3,1020.5 L 1434.9,1020.5 z " stroke-width="1" stroke="#008000" fill="none"/>
1. <path d="M 1434.9,982.0 L 1461.3,982.0 L 1461.3,1020.5 L 1434.9,1020.5 z " stroke-width="1" stroke="#00FF00" fill="none"/>
2. <path d="M 1434.9,982.0 L 1461.3,982.0 L 1461.3,1020.5 L 1434.9,1020.5 z " stroke-width="3" fill="none"/>
It's almost what I'm looking for except that in the 2.
string output, the stroke
field is gone!
I'm currently using the std::regex
, but I'm open to boost::regex
too. Appreciate any pointers on this.
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