Tomorrow at 5:01am, Tobias Reif said:

> Hi Wayne,
>
> /[^"]+/
>
> works!
>
> Maybe you could explain "negated character class"? I thought "^" means
> "beginning of a line or string".

For example, when you want to match a specific character class, like
"anything between A and Z" you can do [A-Z] (you already know).  But when
you want "everything except the range A - Z", you can do [^A-Z].  The ^
inside brackets will tell ruby to negate the match.

Indeed, outside brackets the ^ means 'anchor to the beginning of a string'

regards,
Wilbert