I'm trying to figure out the regex for the following:
String</td><td>[number 0-100]%</td><td>[number 0-100]%</td><td>String</td><td>String</td>
Also, some of these td tags may have style attributes at some point. I tried this:
String<.*>
and that returned
String</td>
but trying
String<.*><.*>
returned nothing. Why is this?
You probably shouldn't be trying to use a regex to parse HTML, because that way lies madness.
(.+)</td><td>(1?\d?\d)%</td><td>(1?\d?\d)%</td><td>(.+)</td><td>(.+)</td>
use Character class, like <td[^>]*> if <td> or <td class="abc">
Try the following:
(.+)(<[^>]+>){2}(1?\d?\d)%(<[^>]+>){2}(1?\d?\d)%(<[^>]+>){2}(.+)(<[^>]+>){2}(.+)<[^>]+>
You can test it here.
EDIT: Although this will work for most of the time, if there is > character in one attribute of the tag, this regex won't work.
> is allowed in an attribute value.