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Hi Gerd,

On 09 March 2001 at  00:05:00 +0100 (which was 23:05 where I  live)
Gerd Ewald wrote to syv at TBUDL  and made these points:

>> I receive an email with this in the body:
>> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> It is on Line 6 - Char 1
>> I need to send a automatic reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Can somebody point me in the correct direction?

GE> With the Regexp it always has to be in line 6. Whenever this changes,
GE> you have to change the number in {} appropriatly.

GE> <one long line>
GE> 
%TO=""%To="%SETPATTREGEXP=""(?is)(^.*?){5}([EMAIL PROTECTED])""%REGEXPBLINDMATCH=""%text""%SUBPATT=""2"""
GE> </one long line>

GE> I tested it with some test text without errors. But as I'm a
GE> beginner in Regexp I will not guarantee for nothing :-)

%TO=""%To="%SETPATTREGEXP='(.*\n){5}^Email:\s(.*)\n'%REGEXPBLINDMATCH='%text'%SUBPATT='2'"

Is a bit more like it since the object of the exercise is to retrieve
a variable email address.

Although, more reliable is this one:

%TO=""%To="%SETPATTREGEXP='^Email:\s(.*)\n'%REGEXPBLINDMATCH='%text'%SUBPATT='1'"

But it relies on the "Email: xxx" line being the first such line in
the text (rather than specifically on the sixth line).

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Cheers -- .\\arck D. Pearlstone -- Moderator TBUDL / TBBETA / TBTECH
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