> The current regular expression to handle the situation is
> [^discard|recycle|generate|frankGrimes]
the characters [ and ] indicate a "class" in which will be found or not
found all the individual characters... so in this case, the class you've
described is the same as:
[^discar|eylgntfkms]
You can't have a "string" in a class, only individual characters.
What you need is a negative look ahead, which might look something like
this:
(!discard|recycle|generate|frankGrimes).*
I'm not certain that's correct -- it's been a while since I've needed a
negative lookahead, so I may have fouled the syntax.
hth,
ike
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