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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Johnson, Kirk") wrote:
> > I need a regular expression that accepts *anything* without
> > restrictions,
> > only that the size of the string should be between (for
> > instance) 0 and 9
> > characters. I know the {0,9} trick, but how do I accept
> > *anything* in a form
> > field?
> I think [.]{0,9} will get it.
That would accept any string containing a substring of 0-9 literal periods
in a row. The regex for a string of exactly 0-9 characters of any kind
would be "^.{0,9}$". But FWIW using strlen() instead of a regex would
probably be more efficient here...
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