Studying options for "or more", I've found this example from 20_drugs.cf: body DRUGS_SMEAR1 /(?:Viagra|Valium|Xanax|Soma|Cialis){2}/i describe DRUGS_SMEAR1 Two or more drugs crammed together into one wordBut doesn't 2 or more need a coma, as in?: body DRUGS_SMEAR1 /(?:Viagra|Valium|Xanax|Soma|Cia
Meta's allow > operators for + sets, such as:
meta TEST_2 (__TEST_PP + __TEST_QQ + __TEST_RR > 1)
But when stacked into a progressive array:
meta TEST_2 (__TEST_PP + __TEST_QQ + __TEST_RR > 1)
meta TEST_3 (__TEST_PP + __TEST_QQ + __TEST_RR > 2)
meta TEST_4 (
I've confirmed that meta's within meta's within meta's work well:body __testA /\ba/ibody __testB /\bb/ibody __testC /\bc/ibody __testD /\bd/ibody __testE /\be/ibody __testF /\bf/ibody __testG /\bg/ibody __testH /\bh/ibody __testI /\bi/ibody __testJ /\bj/ibody __testK /\bk/ibody __testL /\bl/imeta _
Another Newbie question here,
So IRIs find links in the body. I'm trying to get a handle on URI
syntax and have found several disparate examples:
1) uri HTTP_CTRL_CHARS_HOST /^https?\:\/\/[^\/\s]*[\x00-\x08\x0b\x0c
\x0e-\x1f]/
2) uri NORMAL_HTTP_TO_IPm{^https?://\d+\.\d+
