Hadron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Thanks Tassillo, but why the "bol"?
The `bol' stands for beginning-of-line and is the same as ^ in a
regexp. Indeed, in my examples these are not really needed.
>> Am I right in thinking the "or" part is "any string containing the
>> following"?.
Yes, (or "foo" "bar") matches any string containing "foo" or "bar".
> Or in other words how to match, using rx, all groups containing
> "linux" or "emacs" for example?
(,(rx (or "linux" "emacs"))
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Bye,
Tassilo
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