I have long search string (cutout):
s := `<option value='1'>Name A</option><option value='2'>Name B</option><option value='3'>Name C</option><option value='4'>Name D</option><option value='5'>Name E</option><option value='6'>Name F</option><option value='7'>Name G</option>`
And I want to search for the value and the name:
re := regexp.MustCompile(`ue='([0-9]+)'\>(.+)\</o`)
arr := re.FindAllStringSubmatch(s, -1)
Instead of returning the value I need, the function returns
[[ue='1'>Name A</option><option value='2'>Name B</option><option value='3'>Name C</option><option value='4'>Name D</option><option value='5'>Name E</option><option value='6'>Name F</option><option value='7'>Name G</o 1 Name A</option><option value='2'>Name B</option><option value='3'>Name C</option><option value='4'>Name D</option><option value='5'>Name E</option><option value='6'>Name F</option><option value='7'>Name G]]
Please help so it returns more like
[[ue='1'>Name A</o 1 Name A][ue='2'>Name B</o 2 Name B][... etc
I checked the culprit is around (.+), but it always failed to return the expected one, its expanded to the end of the string.
This question is different, but the answer is fit to my problem.
I replace the (.+) with ([^\<]+) so the final line
re := regexp.MustCompile(`ue='([0-9]+)'\>([^\<]+)\<`)