<athe literal text <a (case sensitive) Negated Character Class[^>]* *matches any number of characters outside the set below:
>the literal > (6210 / 768 / 3E16)
href=the literal text href= (case sensitive) \"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
Negated Character Class[^\"]+ +matches at least one character outside the set below:
\"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
\"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
Non-Capturing Group(?:(?! data-(?:survey=|answer=)).)* *repeats the group contents below any number of times:
Negative Lookahead(?! data-(?:survey=|answer=)) data-the literal text data- (case sensitive) Non-Capturing Group(?:survey=|answer=) survey=the literal text survey= (case sensitive) answer=the literal text answer= (case sensitive) .any character (except for line terminators)
Group 2( data-survey=[\"\']({[^}]*})[\"\'])? ?repeats the group contents below at most once:
data-survey=the literal text data-survey= (case sensitive) \"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
\'the literal ' (3910 / 478 / 2716)
{the literal { (12310 / 1738 / 7B16)
Negated Character Class[^}]* *matches any number of characters outside the set below:
}the literal } (12510 / 1758 / 7D16)
}the literal } (12510 / 1758 / 7D16)
\"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
\'the literal ' (3910 / 478 / 2716)
Group 4( data-answer=[\"\']({[^}]*})[\"\'])? ?repeats the group contents below at most once:
data-answer=the literal text data-answer= (case sensitive) \"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
\'the literal ' (3910 / 478 / 2716)
{the literal { (12310 / 1738 / 7B16)
Negated Character Class[^}]* *matches any number of characters outside the set below:
}the literal } (12510 / 1758 / 7D16)
}the literal } (12510 / 1758 / 7D16)
\"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
\'the literal ' (3910 / 478 / 2716)
Negated Character Class[^>]* *matches any number of characters outside the set below:
>the literal > (6210 / 768 / 3E16)
\/?optionally matches the literal / (4710 / 578 / 2F16)
>the literal > (6210 / 768 / 3E16)
g modifier: global. Finds all matches instead of stopping after the first