Hello
I am not sure what you want but:
/[\[\].]{2}/
will match any combination of two .[]
/Stefan
Aimal Pashtoonmal wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to use command line grep and perl regex to capture all
> combinations of the following, but I am not getting everything:
>
> something digits/digits digits digits .. digits
> digits .. digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits .. digits
> digits .] digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits .. digits
> digits [. digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits .. digits
> digits [] digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits [. digits
> digits .] digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits [] digits
> digits [] digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits [. digits
> digits .. digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits [. digits
> digits [] digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits [] digits
> digits .. digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits .] digits
> digits .. digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits [. digits
> digits [. digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits .] digits
> digits .] digits digits.digits
> something digits/digits digits digits .] digits
> digits [. digits digits.digits
>
> I think above are all the possibles.
>
> Thanks in advance for your input
>
> aim.
>
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