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Originally Posted by Black Rose
If you're running it in single line mode you can't check for trailing "{", instead you'll have to check for prefixes like "public" with negative lookbehind.
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He can add "(?:\n)*" to the pattern.
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Originally Posted by KliPPy
Why would there ever be "{" before ")"? And about that other stuff, I'm really bad at making regular expressions. That one I got is just a pattern from a site I got on while i was searching for a solution, with a little bit of my tweaking, but i can't get it to work. I would really appreciate some help. 
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Because is the only why you can know if it's a funcion call or definition.
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