> > It is set that way now (it looks at return code from regex.match) but
> > on thinking about it I am not sure if that is most useful. What do
> > you tihink?
>
> It's easy enough to craft your expression to accept a partial match
(.*)
> but it's harder to force rejection of a partial match (for example you
> would need to look up the symbols for BOL/EOL, test to check if that
> works, and so one).
> I think you should be rejecting partial matches by default.
I second that. Patial match can be readily made into full match.
(?s).*string.*
> Comma is part of regex.
>
> Everything after re or re= is take as part of regex.
I see. Then, strangely, re= worked as expected, but r= did not, with
my previous example:
There is a note with caption (without quotes): "Test1, Test2"
Win.Handle("re=Test1, Test3") returns null as expected
however
Win.Handle("r=Test1, Test3") returns the note's handle
Sean
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