PowerShell Regex matching multiple [closed]
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How To Use Regex in Powershell to replace all but first character of a match
I am using PowerShell to perform a series of replace functions against a variable, therefore am trying to keep it that way rather than write more lines of code to manipulate.
What Regex expression would be able to match colon-wrapped strings, and then the rest of the string segments, even if single colons are present?
Sample string input: “This is a :key: and this is :anotherKey: but this: is normal text.”
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