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I'm trying to exclude all functions that belong to an object.
I'm using the following regex \.(.*)\( that should capture Object.functionName() to exclude them. However it doesn't work. Is it because this regex has two matching groups? .functionName( and functionName
Lookahead and lookbehind operators are off the table for compatibility reasons.
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I'm trying to exclude all functions that belong to an object.
I'm using the following regex
\.(.*)\(that should capture Object.functionName() to exclude them. However it doesn't work. Is it because this regex has two matching groups?.functionName(andfunctionNameLookahead and lookbehind operators are off the table for compatibility reasons.
Any ideas?
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