OT: Help with regular expression

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I am trying to write a regular express to help me find an issue our configurator.

In E10, inputs are reference by: Inputs.inputname.Value
I converted thousands of lines of code from ABL to C# and every once and a while, I would forget to add the .Value
In some cases, dealing with string concatenation, C# does not complain when the .Value is left off.

I would like to search my exported configurator for this pattern and I thought a regular expression would work best.

(Inputs[\.]\w+)[\.] gets me close but I can’t figure out how to get it to identify strings that do not have the second “.”

Any idea?


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Joe Rojas
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