OK, I don't think my regexp is working properly. Maybe I just wrote it
wrong. How is it best to test?

Here is the text:

[*] Tour participants must wear sturdy shoes enclosing the entire foot; no
high or pointy heel shoes[/*]



[*] Dosimeters are required to tour B581 and can be obtained from the
Badge Office[/*]



[*] Be aware that the tour route availability is subject to change daily
due to operation or shot activity[/*]



[*] Tour attendees must be 18 years of age or older. Send an email request
for approval for minors[/*]



Here is what I want to do:

-Remove all white space between [/*] and [*] and replace with a single
carriage return
-Remove white space after [*] before text begins


So the final should look like:
[*]Tour participants must wear sturdy shoes enclosing the entire foot; no
high or pointy heel shoes[/*]
[*]Dosimeters are required to tour B581 and can be obtained from the Badge
Office[/*]
[*]Be aware that the tour route availability is subject to change daily
due to operation or shot activity[/*]
[*]Tour attendees must be 18 years of age or older. Send an email request
for approval for minors[/*]


This is what I had originally:
$description = string_ReplaceRegExp($description,
-find='(\\s+[/*]\\s+[*])+', -replace='[/*]\r\n[*]');


Then I changed to this thinking that the [ and ] needed to be escaped:
$description = string_ReplaceRegExp($description,
-find='(\\s+\\[/*\\]\\s+\\[*\\])+', -replace='[/*]\r\n[*]');

I even tried changing the replace to see if I can get some output:
$description = string_ReplaceRegExp($description,
-find='(\\s+[/*]\\s+[*])+', -replace='***');


Still, it remains the original, which tells me that it's not finding what
I think I'm telling it to find.

I'm on 8.5.6

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