Thursday, April 28, 2005, Alexander S. Kunz wrote: >> Actually, (to be precise :-) ) you would use the backslash "\", e.g. >> ^From.*(OWNER|owner)-(NOLIST|nolist)[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hmmm, then I don't know what the problem with /italics/ would be. :-) I've already answered the on "/". Well it could be a problem if you wrote UNIX file paths in the form "/etc/" but since people normally don't do that it is mostly a problem that exists in theory. But there could be a big problem with * (any number of the preceeding character). If we change the regexp from Martin to ^From.*(OWNER|owner)-(NOLIST|nolist)-.*\ *.* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Note the spaces around the first "*.*") you might see what I'm getting at. A bold "." written is hard to distinguish from one that is written in a normal font, and it most definitely is not the same thing as "*.*" (Bad example, I know, but it's getting kind of late and I'm too tired to make up my own examples). -- Urban In the last scene of Pagliacci, Canio stabs Nedda who is the one he really loves. Pretty soon Silvio also gets stabbed, and they all live happily ever after. ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.0.1.33 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
