On 7/3/21 12:36 AM, Hardy Flor wrote:
> Thanks for the hint. But that means the keyword can be within the
> subject. I actually only wanted to look for it at the beginning.
Ah. In that case, you want:
if header :matches "Subject" "\\*xyz\\**"
I tested this and it works; see
Thanks for the hint. But that means the keyword can be within the
subject. I actually only wanted to look for it at the beginning.
Am 03.07.2021 um 00:17 schrieb Robert L Mathews:
Use ":contains" instead of ":matches":
if header :contains "Subject" "*xyz*"
In ":contains", asterisks aren't
On 7/2/21 4:43 AM, Hardy Flor wrote:
> I want to find a keyword in the subject between two "*".
> How do I have to mask the "*" correctly?
>
> I tried:
> if header :matches "subject" "\*xyz\**"
> if header :matches "subject" "\\*xyz\\**"
Use ":contains" instead of ":matches":
if header
Hello,
I want to find a keyword in the subject between two "*".
How do I have to mask the "*" correctly?
I tried:
if header :matches "subject" "\*xyz\**"
if header :matches "subject" "\\*xyz\\**"
Hardy
