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Peter Mortensen
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Well, youYou can simpllysimply use a regexregular expression library and solve that using regular expressions.

theUse expression that solves that is (\w+) and the variable in \1 (or $1 depending on the liblibrary implementation of REregular expressions).

Well, you can simplly use a regex library and solve that using regular expressions

the expression that solves that is (\w+) and the variable in \1 (or $1 depending on the lib implementation of RE).

You can simply use a regular expression library and solve that using regular expressions.

Use expression (\w+) and the variable in \1 (or $1 depending on the library implementation of regular expressions).

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Fawix
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Well, you can simplly use a regex library and solve that using regular expressions

the expression that solves that is (\w+) and the variable in \1 (or $1 depending on the lib implementation of RE).