How to delete brackets after a special letter in regex?

by herminia_bruen , in category: Third Party Scripts , 3 months ago

How to delete brackets after a special letter in regex?

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by domenico , 3 months ago

@herminia_bruen 

To delete brackets after a special letter using regex, you can use the following regex pattern:

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/([a-zA-Z])([^()]*)/


Explanation of the regex pattern:

  • ([a-zA-Z]): This part of the pattern matches a single letter (either uppercase or lowercase).
  • (: This part matches an opening bracket.
  • [^()]*: This part matches any characters that are not opening or closing brackets.
  • ): This part matches a closing bracket.


By using this regex pattern, you can match and remove the brackets that appear after a special letter in a string.

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