In <[email protected]>, on 11/24/2010
at 04:26 PM, Dave Salt <[email protected]> said:
>some of the constructs of regular expressions.
Better than nothing, but I still want full bore pattern matching,
e.g.,
F R'(?!REG/b)[[:alpha]]{3}\d*'
to find a string containing three letters and a string of digits,
where the three letters are not 'REG'. This, opf course, is only a
simple example; any SuperWylbur® user could give you more complicated,
but useful, searches. Also, what about named captures?
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