the string *** GMX Spamverdacht *** which GMX
may or may not have prepended to the original subject.
I thought that %REGEXPTEXT captured the highest numbered subpattern,
in this case 2, but it seems to be capturing subpattern 1.
I have read the help, and looked through Gerd Ewald's regex tutorial
again
Good evening Michael L. Cusac !
On Thu, 2 Oct 2003 10:47:02 -0500 GMT your local time,
which was 02.10.2003, 17:47 (GMT+0200) where I live, you (Michael Cusac)
wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I thought that %REGEXPTEXT captured the highest numbered subpattern,
in this case 2, but it seems
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Hello Michael,
MLC I have read the help, and looked through Gerd Ewald's regex tutorial
MLC again, but I'm afraid my head is spinning a bit. From playing with
MLC things, ISTM that %REGEXPTEXT will return subpattern 0 if that is the
MLC only one
, ISTM that %REGEXPTEXT will return subpattern 0 if that is the
MLC only one matched, and will return subpattern 1 if more than one
MLC subpattern is matched. Do I have this right now? And if I want to
MLC capture a subpattern other than 0 or 1 I will have to use
MLC %SETPATTREGEXP, %REGEXPBLINDMATCH
On Thu, 2 Oct 2003, Gerd Ewald wrote to TBUDL:
I thought that %REGEXPTEXT captured the highest numbered subpattern,
in this case 2, but it seems to be capturing subpattern 1.
I'm quite sure it does.
Try this: ^subject:\s(?:\*\*\*\sGMX\sSpamverdacht\s\*\*\*\s)?(.*?)$
This escapes the first
Hello all,
I`m trying to use REGEXP macro, but I can`t get a result...
Someone can write a %REGEXPTEXT= macro that quote a message
until myText?
I`ve tryed with something like "/s.*mytext" but it seems doesn`t
work.
TIA!
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Ciao!
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