quartz schooner
I only want to find all matches for @XXXX</span>. I have this string <span class='username'><a href=''>@fivenine</a></span>, so in this case, it should not detect @fivenine</a></span> because there's </a> before the closing span tag.
My regex looks like this at the moment, @\S*<\/span>
zinc schooner
the * is eating that closing link tag LOL
what if the username is nt314p</a>
@quartz schooner
quartz schooner
oh uh
quartz schooner
what if the username is nt314p</a>
username cant contain special characters
zinc schooner
yummmm
quartz schooner
woah how
zinc schooner
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quartz schooner
this did not work like i wanted it to 
quartz schooner
yes
zinc schooner
\@[\w\d]+<\/span>
quartz schooner
oh bruh that simple
zinc schooner
\w -> any word character
\d -> any digit character
[ ... ] a single character of the set ...
quartz schooner
thanks 
i was trying to make it exclude a pattern
zinc schooner
don't work hard work smart
quartz schooner
is it even possible to make something that excludes a pattern?
zinc schooner
is it even possible to make something that excludes a pattern?
ofc lol
but i have like zero regex experience
quartz schooner
cuz i could only find a way to make it exclude a single letter 
zinc schooner
npnp
quartz schooner
what characters can a username contain?
uhhhhh i forgor
but usernames can only have 1 special character, and that is _
uh sorry for ping
i figured it out, we just add _ to the list duh
zinc schooner
uh sorry for ping
i figured it out, we just add `_` to the list duh
ayyy lets go that's why i explained how it works
what's this for btw
what happened to your other project
quartz schooner
this just some web scraping for work lol
still working slowly on other project when i get time XD
zinc schooner
this just some web scraping for work lol
still working slowly on other project w...
oooh web scraping i love that
actually i can't discuss what i did in the past here 
quartz schooner
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