Hello MFPA,
Saturday, November 11, 2017, 1:37:27 PM, you wrote:
> TB!'s help entry for "Regular Expressions" says:-
> The Bat! allows the use of regular expressions in these places:
> Message Editor
> Message Finder
> Sorting Office / Filters
Hi
On Wednesday 8 November 2017 at 7:17:41 PM, in
<mid:404457361.20171108191...@parkinch.co.uk>, Tony Hoare wrote:-
> Hi All,
> Does anyone know if the search boxes support regex
> terms and, if so, how-to and what syntax?
TB!'s help entry for "Regular Expressions&qu
Hi All,
Does anyone know if the search boxes support regex terms and, if so, how-to and
what syntax?
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Current version is 7.1 | 'Using TBUDL' information:
Hello Richard!
On Saturday, September 30, 2006, 8:18 AM, you wrote, in re Mary Bull's
comment on what Alexander Kunz remarked to her on TBOT when she said
she was afraid of destroying her fragile Bat if she put the
txt2html.regexps file into its directory:
MB I told Alex to his face that he's a
Hello, Russell!
RLF Before you get to the text, does anyone know why this
RLF message, which originally was sent in html format was bounced?
RLF I've now changed it to all text. I think.
It's because of list rules, I think.
I have sent one message to this list with an example in attach (less
Hello All,
Before you get to the text, does anyone know why this message, which originally was
sent in html format was bounced? I've now changed it to all text. I think.
I meant to mention this earlier when I was fighting my way through macros, filters and
regular expressions. For those
This may be a bit off topic, I apologize if it bothers anyone, but I've
only recently discovered a tool that is quite handy with regard to
creating regular expressions. It is similar to the RegEx tester that you
can install in the TB help file (as outlined at the TB FAQ
Hello Allen,
snipped a bit
For those on the list who use regular expressions a good bit, this
tool ought to come in quite handy.
http://www.weitz.de/regex-coach/
Thank you. Looks very nice for those of us who are not proficient with
Regex.
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Hello Allen,
on Sun, 22. Feb 2004 at 14:18:52 -0500 you wrote:
A http://www.weitz.de/regex-coach/
Indeed, very great program!
Must have been some Regex-tutorial which recommended it and I use it
for the more complex rules.
Thanks to your note I now got the update and the mailinglist
Hey Robin,
My MUA believes 'The Bat! (v1.62/Beta7) Personal' was used
to write mid:682621529.20021101101628;netspace.net.au
on Thursday, October 31, 2002 at 6:16:28 PM.
RA TBUDL members
RA I am keen to try to come to grips with TB's regex capability. However
RA when I looked to the help file I
TBUDL members
I am keen to try to come to grips with TB's regex capability. However
when I looked to the help file I decided that, like most manuals, its
good to remind you of what you already know, but not much use for a
beginner.
Can anyone point me to a resource that would be a useful
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Hi Robin,
1-Nov-2002, 10:16 +1100 (23:16 UK time) Robin Anson [RA] in
mid:682621529.20021101101628;netspace.net.au said:
RA Can anyone point me to a resource that would be a useful
RA starting point?
Have you seen the FAQ? There is a great tutorial
Hello Robin,
On Fri, 1 Nov 2002 10:16:28 +1100 GMT (01/11/02, 06:16 +0700 GMT),
Robin Anson wrote:
I am keen to try to come to grips with TB's regex capability. However
when I looked to the help file I decided that, like most manuals, its
good to remind you of what you already know, but not
Hello Brian Clark,
On Sun, 28 Jan 2001 23:03:24 -0500 GMT your local time,
which was Monday, January 29, 2001, 4:03:24 AM (GMT+0100) (BST) my local time,
Brian Clark wrote:
GE A later chapter in that book describes Regex in Perl. AFAIK TB is
GE written in Perl, so this book should describe
Hello Jamie,
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, at 08:17:36 (your local time), you wrote:
GE A later chapter in that book describes Regex in Perl. AFAIK TB is
GE written in Perl, so this book should describe Regex the way TB
GE likes it.
BC No, TB! is written in Delphi (5?).
JD Delphi 2. As listed in the
Hey Gerd,
Sunday, January 28, 2001, 4:35:50 AM, you wrote:
GD Can anyone recommend a good book to learn regular expressions? I
GD think someone in this forum recommend the book from O'Reilly.
I had O'Reilly's _Mastering Regular Expressions_ (Owl book) for over a
year, but I've only read half
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Hello Brian Clark !
On Sat, 27 Jan 2001 22:22:39 -0500 GMT your local time,
which was 28.01.2001, 04:22 (GMT+0100) where I live, you wrote:
GD Can anyone recommend a good book to learn regular expressions? I
GD think someone in this forum
NoteTab Pro.
Forte' Agent uses them as well as Gravity ... news readers. There are
a host of specialist search and replace tools available, most if not
all of which use regular expressions.
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Hello Allie,
On Sunday, January 28, 2001 19:18:01 [ -0500 GMT], you wrote the
following in regards to 'Books to learn regular expressions?':
Allie My text editor, TextPad uses them.
I use TextPad; what do you mean by this?
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Jan Rifkinson
Ridgefield, CT USA
Using TB! v1.49
ICQ 41116329
to the fact that TextPad (which I
also use) makes use of regular expressions in "Find", "Find/replace"
and "Find in Files".
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Hello Josh,
(JR == "Josh Rogers") [EMAIL PROTECTED] engraved:
JR What other applications is there for regex other than in TB? I
JR understand Perl uses them, but anything else?
There are a ton of Unix/Linux tools that can use regular expressions.
In Windows, EditPlus ca
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Hello All,
Can anyone recommend a good book to learn regular expressions? I think
someone in this forum recommend the book from O'Reilly.
Which books comes closest to the syntax used for TB!?
Thanks!
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- - Gerry Doyon
Hello Gerry,
(GD == "Gerry Doyon") [EMAIL PROTECTED] inscribed:
GD Can anyone recommend a good book to learn regular expressions? I
GD think someone in this forum recommend the book from O'Reilly.
I had O'Reilly's _Mastering Regular Expressions_ (Owl book) for over a
year, but I've
On 04 Nov 2000, Peter Steiner wrote:
Strictly speaking, it _is_ correct. If you look what exactly is
written in the MIME-munged subject, you see that in front of the
'Ich' is a =A0, which is a 'hard space' (in HTML-speak: nbsp;).
So it just looks like too much spaces, but there really is only
Hello Patrice
On Sat, 04 Nov 2000 12:57:08 +0100, Patrice Neff wrote:
PN How can you insert this =a0 manually in The Bat?
Either by pressing Alt-0160 or by copying it from charmap.exe...
PN And last but not least: Can you tell me where to find more
PN information about this mime-encoding?
Hi all,
I'm using a regular expression for building the reply-subject:
|
|%Subject="Re: %SetPattRegExp=""(?i)\A\:?((\s*(re|aw|ha|rcpt|fw|fwd|forw|antwort)(\[\d*\])?:\s*)*)(\s*)(.*?)(\s*\z)""%RegExpBlindMatch=""%OSubj""%SubPatt=""6"""
(I've found this expression and have optimized it for my
05/10/2000, A . Curtis Martin:
I meant PMMail http://www.blueprintsoftware.com/ and not PMail
(Pegasus Mail).
Ups ...
I'll take a look. Thanx.
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05/10/2000, A . Curtis Martin:
It depends. They may chose to support another editor as plugin, where it
will indeed be integrated as a part of TB.
However, if TB! will support you using any editor of your choice ity
will only provide convenient hooks to fire up your editor
I myself like
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On Thu, 5 Oct 2000 12:36:47 +0200, Luca wrote:
PMMail offers external editor support.
L Since when? I'm surprised, I gave up with Pegasus about two years ago
L when, among the other things, lots of people were asking loud for
L external editor
13/09/2000, Peter Steiner:
And yes, i'm eagerly awaiting the
possibility to use Emacs as an external editor from within TB! ...
When this will hopefully be possible, what is supposed to happen when
I write a message? I mean, will I see my favourite editor working
within a TB window, with TB's
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On Wed, 4 Oct 2000 12:51:47 +0200, Luca wrote:
L When this will hopefully be possible, what is supposed to happen when
L I write a message? I mean, will I see my favourite editor working
L within a TB window, with TB's menus, toolbar and all, or will it open
L
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Hi Januk,
On Tuesday, September 26, 2000, Januk Aggarwal wrote:
JA I count four instances of xoom.com. Create a filter with the
JA following and see if it works most of the time:
JA String Location Presence
JA
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Hi everyone,
Perhaps I've missed a message about filtering using RegExps, but since
I got the hang of using this great feature, I managed to create a real
puzzle for myself. :(
As soon as I discovered the power of RegExps I decided that I could
use
matches exactly the From: in the Kludges. (I tried it using
a QuickTemplate)
Well, the syntax for regular expressions in templates and in filters
are slightly different. In Templates you are trying to capture part
of a string, so you have to use the macros. But in the filters, you
are trying to simply
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Hi Januk,
On Tuesday, September 26, 2000, Januk Aggarwal wrote:
JA If I remember right, don't they always put Xoom.com in their subject
JA field? It has been a while since I've been spammed by them, but if
JA I'm right, you could just search on
ch message.
Remember, if you do not select regexp, the search string will match
any string with the filter line as a substring. In terms of regular
expressions, the filter string I suggested above will match
(?i).*xoom\.com.*
Good luck and happy filtering.
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Thanks for writing,
Januk Aggarwal
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Tuesday, September 12, 2000, 1:34:40 PM, A wrote:
OTOH, most RE experts claim that you'll find uses for RE's that you
never imagined would be relevant to your situation and work, once you
learn how to use them.
While others will point out
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Wednesday, September 13, 2000, 2:16:56 AM, Markus wrote:
You may hit me, but in certain way even MS Word knows REs in Search
and Replace.
Somehow I doubt that if I told Word to do something like the following in
vim it would know what to do or
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Wednesday, September 13, 2000, 12:35:06 PM, Peter wrote:
one, i'm just used to it). And yes, i'm eagerly awaiting the
possibility to use Emacs as an external editor from within TB! ...
Never understood the drive to use Emacs as an external
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Tuesday, September 12, 2000, 1:48:02 PM, Nick wrote:
Do you know any other applications, as an example, that you can use
regular expressions with? I've never fell across them before TB! and
was wondering if it's just a case of tunnel vision on my
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000 10:45:05 -0700, Steve Lamb wrote:
SL Wednesday, September 13, 2000, 12:35:06 PM, Peter wrote:
one, i'm just used to it). And yes, i'm eagerly awaiting the
possibility to use Emacs as an external editor from within TB! ...
SL Never understood the drive to use Emacs as
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Friday, September 15, 2000, 11:30:25 AM, Peter wrote:
and found TB! for mail. I've not bothered again to try newer versions
of gnus, i like the GUI of TB! (or many parts of it, there is always
room for improvements)
Agreed. ;)
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Hi Arnie,
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 12:35:49 -0400GMT (13/09/2000, 00:35 +0800GMT),
Arnie wrote:
A A little while ago I posted a question regarding extracting text from
from a received message to be put into a reply. It seems that Regular
A Expressions are the way to go. Can anybody recommend a
Hi,
Nick Danger wrote:
Do you know any other applications, as an example, that you can use
regular expressions with?
You may hit me, but in certain way even MS Word knows REs in Search
and Replace.
Regards,
Markus
Using The Bat! 1.46 Beta/5 under Windows NT 4.0 Build
1381 Service Pack 5
Hi Allie,
Yow! I think I've opened a can of worms. Something tells me I'm going
to be spending alot of free time on this. I think I have a lot of
fascination/frustration ahead of me.
I've ordered "Mastering Regular Expressions" but while waiting for it
to arrive I have a simp
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the tip. A little more confusion, a little more knowledge.
It seems to be a very powerful concept.
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Best regards,
Arnie
Wednesday, September 13, 2000, 2:27:49 AM, you wrote:
TF Hi Arnie,
TF On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 12:35:49 -0400GMT
Hello Nick
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 15:48:02 -0500, Nick Danger wrote:
ND Do you know any other applications, as an example, that you can use
ND regular expressions with? I've never fell across them before TB! and
ND was wondering if it's just a case of tunnel vision on my part. Like
ND when I
Hi all (and as always thanks in advance),
A little while ago I posted a question regarding extracting text from
from a received message to be put into a reply. It seems that Regular
Expressions are the way to go. Can anybody recommend a good book or
site that goes into RE's in detail
in detail? The howto was helpful but I think
A I need examples to fully grasp the concepts.
I've been interested in learning regular expressions myself for some
time and have battled with some applications help files, including TB!.
All of them have one thing on common in that they all give a cursory
In Reference to "Regular Expressions" From A . Curtis Martin: "
A OTOH, most RE experts claim that you'll find uses for RE's that you
A never imagined would be relevant to your situation and work, once you
A learn how to use them.
Allie,
Do you know any other applications
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 15:48:02 -0500, Nick Danger wrote:
ND Do you know any other applications, as an example, that you can use
ND regular expressions with? I've never fell across them before TB! and
ND was wondering if it's just a case of tunnel vision on my part. Like
ND when I can't find
Hello Nick,
Tuesday, September 12, 2000, 4:48:02 PM, you wrote:
ND In Reference to "Regular Expressions" From A . Curtis Martin: "
A OTOH, most RE experts claim that you'll find uses for RE's that you
A never imagined would be relevant to your situation and work, once you
A l
Hello TBUDL!
There were some exapmples of nice usage of regular expressions,
could someone prepare a digest or even send his own examples.
I plan to include it to the help so everybody could see and use the
advantages.
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Software Engineer
RIT Research Labs http
Hello All,
Here's a little tutorial on regular expressions that a fellow did for
Gravity users, if anyone is interested.
http://www.naplesfl.net/~tbates/gravity/reg-100.html
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The Bat! 1.36 (reg)
Windows 95 4.0 Build 950
Wednesday, December 01, 1999, 10:09:22 PM, Paula wrote:
Here's a little tutorial on regular expressions that a fellow did for
Gravity users, if anyone is interested.
http://www.naplesfl.net/~tbates/gravity/reg-100.html
Just wanted to point out that it is good for the general concepts
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