Marius Gedminas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 10 Feb 2000:
> save-hook "~C 'nanog@(nanog\.org|merit\.edu)'" +nanog
>
> (BTW it's easy to get lost in various ways of quoting. I'm not sure if
> `\.' shouldn't be replaced to `\\.' in this case.
It probably should; but if you switch the ' and " quotes around ('
outside, " inside) then you'd need only one \ before the dot.
> A couple of my save-hooks look like this:
>
> save-hook '~C "\\<foo@bar"' +foo
Interesting, okay, maybe what I said above isn't correct. I would think
that having '-quotes means any \'s are unparsed, except if they appear
before a '-quote character.
Incidentally, couldn't you just use ^foo@bar? I'm not sure but I think
that matches are done separately against the full recipient strings and
also the addresses alone. At least the above seems to work for me, with
limits.
Mikko
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