Footnote. This could be simplified further to just ...
Match any single German accented character ...
*[ßÄÖÜẞäöü]*
Note, because it uses "[...]" character class, which are "reserved
characters" in TW, the regular expression needs to be placed in a variable
and the variable called by the TW regexp. For example ...
<$set name="german-accented" value="[ßÄÖÜẞäöü]">
<<list-links "[regexp:title<german-accented>]">>
</$set>
TT
On Friday, 30 August 2019 10:30:43 UTC+2, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>
> *Find titles with at least one German accented character ...*
> ^.*?[ßÄÖÜẞäöü]+?
>
> Field: Title
>
> *"^"* = start of "scope" (in this case the start of the Title field)
>
> *".*?" *= match any character except line-breaks, but as few times as
> possible ("lazy" matching).
> Note: If you used *".*" *it would match the accented characters before we
> actually specifically matched them. *So it must be lazy*.
>
> *[ßÄÖÜẞäöü]+?* = Match at least one German accented character.
> Note: Once we match the first German accented character its not needed to
> continue to the end of the field.
>
> *Matches these Titles, ->match<-* ...
>
> ->"Ü<-ber" is a German word. ↩︎
> ->The word "Ü<-ber" is used in German.↩︎
>
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>
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