Matt Kettler wrote:
Linda A. Walsh wrote:
Actually, I know sed/[e]grep/bash{2,3} et al. RE's, just need to know
which syntax is supported, i.e. old "sh", bash2 compatible, bash3
(w/iterators),
sed compat RE's, grep (w/POSIX support), egrep (w/alternation)...etc.
FWIW, perl regexes are based on, and compatible with posix extended regular
expressions.
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I thought some of the "(?..)" constructs were experimental
and not compatible with the with strict POSIX usage?
To quote the Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf manpage:
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Yeay!! That's what I was looking for...Didn't know the right manpage. Was
just looking at Spamassassin, Mail::Spamassassin, sa-learn, spamc, spamd...just
didn't go far enough. Thanks!
It's not exactly a posix or bash style fileglob though, but more the "easy-to
understand", "DOS-style" file-glob, since on *nix, something like
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" would seem like it could match hosts with numeric-only
TLD's , but wouldn't seem to be be permitted metachars
under SA's globbing rules. _Not_ a complaint; only pointing out
what appears to be the the case from the manpage. ;^)
