Re: Yet another RegEx question

Hello Marten, Thursday, June 23, 2005, 7:09:53 PM, you wrote: MG> I'm impressed - with me - first time I've ever advised on RegEx!!! On top of that, you made someone buy RegexBuddy! :-) -- Best Wishes, Mark using The Bat! 3.5.30 ___

Re: [unclassified] Re[2]: Yet another RegEx question

> Hello Marten Gallagher, >> \[[0-9]{1,3}\/[0-9]{1,3}\] > Thanks so much! Somehow I missed the '{1,3}' parts which made it work > with more than 1 numeric character! DUH! ;-p I'm impressed - with me - first time I've ever advised on RegEx!!! -- Marten Gallagher Annery Kiln Web Design www.an

Re[2]: Yet another RegEx question

Hello Marten Gallagher, > \[[0-9]{1,3}\/[0-9]{1,3}\] Thanks so much! Somehow I missed the '{1,3}' parts which made it work with more than 1 numeric character! DUH! ;-p One of these days I may 'get' 50% of the RegEx syntax. But then again I flunked both typing and basic programming in 1972...

Re: Yet another RegEx question

> Hello tbudl, > OK, a RegEx question: > I am receiving hundreds of spam messages that contain the following > text, with the numeric part in the brackets varying endlessly - > "Re: [1/53]: Reday 2 Odrer olinne" > How do I pattern match the "[1/53]"

Yet another RegEx question

Hello tbudl, OK, a RegEx question: I am receiving hundreds of spam messages that contain the following text, with the numeric part in the brackets varying endlessly - "Re: [1/53]: Reday 2 Odrer olinne" How do I pattern match the "[1/53]" and all the endless numeric and tex

Re: RegEx question

Hello Sergey, On Sunday, August 18, 2002 at 8:11:30 PM you [SU] wrote (at least in part): SU> ,- [ ] SU> | %SETPATTREGEXP='(80)(.*s?)()'%REGEXPBLINDMATCH='%COMMENT'%SUBPATT='2' SU> `- I don't know what 's' in this string should match: (.*s?) ... make is (.*?) and it should do it's

RegEx question

Dear tbudl, I want to extract one HTML string naving particular color. How can i do this? Problem is, that this RegEx stops on *last* "" sequence, not on first. And this RegEx gives all text within first "80" and last "". ,- [ ] | %SETPATTREGEXP='(80)(.*s?)()'%REGEXPBLINDMATCH

Re: Filter question (was: Regex question)

On Monday, March 19, 2001, 11:09:31 PM, Thomas wrote: z>> This structure is sometimes prefixed with another word or two as: z>> [pre1.. pren] Startword stuff in the middle Endword T> No prob, as long as both keywords are in the subject somewhere, it'll T> work. Thanks for the suggestio

Filter question (was: Regex question)

Hi ztrader, On Mon, 19 Mar 2001 20:28:14 -0800GMT (20/03/2001, 12:28 +0800GMT), ztrader wrote: z> Startword stuff in the middle Endword In the filter, create two rules (on the rules tab): first one: Startword / Location: Subject / Presence: Yes second one: Endword / Location: Subejct /

Regex question

I'd like to filter on a subject line. The structure is: Startword stuff in the middle Endword This structure is sometimes prefixed with another word or two as: [pre1.. pren] Startword stuff in the middle Endword The 1-3 words in the beginning are always surrounded by square bra