6 Mar
2002
6 Mar
'02
10:51 p.m.
Hey Tom Thanks for the reply... Those backslashes are for escaping the special characters (\w and .). Do they need to be doubled in this case? This still is not working for me ### I want: http://www.the.net/bigfolder/ ### import re url = "http://www.the.net/bigfolder/somepage.html" htmlfile = re.compile("/\\w*\\.html") m = htmlfile.match(url) if m: folder_url = htmlfile.sub(url, "/") I'm also trying different variations to try and get a match. None of these are working either: htmlfile = re.compile("/.*$") (this one should really be working yes?) htmlfile = re.compile("[a-z]*$") htmlfile = re.compile("\w*$") the only match I can make is this (which will match anything): htmlfile = re.compile(".*$")