Hello Marck,
A reminder of what Marck D Pearlstone typed on:
Sunday, September 24, 2006 at 21:20:10 GMT +0100
MDP It's okay - just refresh the page. It must have been a bit
MDP constipated, but it's certainly working fine.
It must be really stubborn because it is still not working for me. :(
Sunday, February 5, 2006, 10:00:16 AM, Stuart wrote:
Hello Allen,
A reminder of what Allen Day typed on:
Sunday, February 05, 2006 at 09:10:27 GMT -0500
AD message finder--it used to support regex, but now it doesn't seem to.
AD Am I overlooking something or has the power of regex
The RegEx we worked on seems to work but only sometimes as today this
email (header excerpt) got thru:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MM We worked on Name address, at your own request, not on address.
MM That's the reason why Linda Wily Liar got through this what we didn't
MM work on.
Sure, we
Sure, we worked on that! Don't you remember? ;)
MM Could I forget it? You were silent for a while and I already wanted to
MM ask you how it goes with the last killer-filter. I wondered if you had
MM wrecked more mails due to some typo/bad retyping then you wished to...
No, a family
JA You might want a quick change... you have multiple in there, that
JA might cause an issue. Try it like this:
JA %REGEXPTEXT='^\.{2,}\\s\-{2}.{20}'
Thanks Jonathan, that solved the problem.
Patrick G.
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On Wednesday, September 27, 2000, 9:55:17 PM, you wrote:
M I made a 'little' typo. The URL should be:
M http://physlab.sci.ccnv.cunv.edu/%7Eorvcc/vim-regex.html
I can't get that to work either. Even the
http://physlab.sci.ccnv.cunv.edu part does not work.
ztrader
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Hello Marcel
On 28 September 2000, at 18:29, you wrote
M I copied the url from one of the pages, and the bottom half is missing
M :( (You've gotta love IE) therefore I thought there where v's in
M the url.
M The one must work:
M http://physlab.sci.ccny.cuny.edu/%7Eorycc/vim-regex.html
Yep
Hello A
On 28 September 2000, at 23:54, you wrote
CTc My use of regexp has thus far been limited to that used in Gravity.
CTc I believe format does vary depending on the platform being used.
CTc Are the contents of the book relevant to TB's form of regexp, or is
CTc it more of a Perl programers
Hi Peter,
Tuesday, September 26, 2000, 4:02:31 PM, you wrote:
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PS (?s)#.*~
PS should do it.
It does indeed. Thanks for the solution. Unfortunately as I earlier
wrote Januk (elsewhere in this thread), I also need to be able to
extract the text once found and place it into a reply. I
Hi Januk,
Monday, September 25, 2000, 7:00:46 PM, you wrote:
snipped
JA I can't help you with the text extraction part, but hopefully I can
JA shed some light on the pattern match.
JA I'm guessing you have some delimiters that you know are at the
JA beginning and end of the section of text
Hi Peter,
A I need to be able to extract text that spans multiple lines.
A i.e.
A#This is line 1
A This is line 2
A This is line 3~
PS There are 'internal options' for RegExp's. In your case
PS (?s)#.*~
PS should do it.
Elsewhere is this thread is my thanks for your solution
Hello Peter
On 27 September 2000, at 21:07, you wrote
CTI haven't been able to find any information in the help files
CTregarding how I position the cursor (in a reply) *within* the
CTquoted text. As an example, the message I want to reply to contains
CT4 paragraphs
Hello Marcel
On 27 September 2000, at 22:22, you wrote
M One of the support sites also had a small tutorial about the regexps.
M After reading that, it was very easy to apply Regexps in TB!.
M The url for the tutorial is:
M http://phylabs.sci.ccnv.cunv.edu/%7Eorvcc/vim-regex.html
Is that a
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