> http://www.english.uga.edu/humcomp/perl/regex2a.html
This is a very straightforward document. Thanks, Len. But now I have some questions. According to that document, the ^ character is illegal except immediately after a left bracket. However, most of the Imgate and Postfix regexp files have lines that begin with "/^". Now I see in man regex 3 that perhaps ^ and $ are beginning and ending anchors. (It's vague, but it seems to make sense.) What I do not see anywhere is why there are / characters surrounding the regexp's. Is this part of the regexp standard or simply how Postfix identifies the start and end of each regexp? Sorry if these questions are rudimentary. Hopefully the answers will enlighten others as well. Sincerely, Michael Keen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
