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Lazy Quantifiers specify repetition of an Atom, but attempt to match as few instances of the preceding Atom as possible to satisfy the pattern before advancing.
SyntaxNOTE: The following syntax is an example based on some of the supported engines. For specific engine support, see Engines.
*?
— Matches the preceding Atom zero or more times.+?
— Matches the preceding Atom one or more times.??
— Matches the preceding Atom zero or one times.{n}?
— Where n is an integer. Matches the preceding Atom exactly n times.{n,}?
— Where n is an integer. Matches the preceding Atom at-least n times.{n,m}?
— Where n and m are integers, and m >= n. Matches the preceding Atom at-least n times and at-most m times.RetroSearch is an open source project built by @garambo | Open a GitHub Issue
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