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    UriahHeep
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    The following code is does not work. Why?
    @
    QRegExp *reg = new QRegExp("(?(x)y|z)"); // pattern: (?(if)then|else)
    qDebug() << reg->exactMatch("xy"); // return 'false'
    @

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      b1gsnak3
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      try qDebug() << reg->isValid(); to see if the pattern is correct.

      Also I think the "?" should be at the end of the pattern.. Might be wrong, didn't use qregexp with ? as of yet

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        koahnig
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        One thing you might want to try out is the regexp example. For learning a bit more of regexp and its behaviour it is quite handy.
        Check on *\examples\widgets\tools\regexp for Qt5.1.0 for Qt 4 it was under *\examples\tools\regexp

        Vote the answer(s) that helped you to solve your issue(s)

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