Michael Kay wrote:

  Hi

> .{30,60} matches any sequence of characters with a minimum
> length of 30 and a maximum length of 60, and generally
> speaking unless specified otherwise a regular expression
> will match the longest sequence of characters it can.

> So it's clear why it's doing what it does. I don't have
> time right now to suggest what you should be doing
> instead.

  I didn't study this case in details, but I guess that use
substring() or that replace the regexp "(.{30,60})" by
".{30}(.{1,30})" will do the job, if I right understood
the requierments.

  Regards,

--drkm



























	

	
		
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