On 1/3/01 11:49 AM rick lepage ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>I think you're right, and that's where I've focused my attention. The
>problem is that Analog sees '#' as a comment character, and I've been unable
>to find a way - in the docs or the FAQ - to use '#' as an argument in a
>string. (I thought using escape characters would do it, but it doesn't seem
>to work, and I'm on a Mac, so I can't use the regular expressions feature.)
Regular expressions do work in the lattest Macintosh version of Analog,
version 4.11. They didn't work in some of the earlier versions, but they
do work now. If you saw some current documentation that says that they
don't could you tell me exactly where it is so I can get it updated to
correctly indicate that regular expressions do now work on the Macintosh
version.
Jason
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