Hello Raj,
Historians believe that Wednesday, August 1, 2001 at 14:19 GMT +0530
was when, Raj [R] typed the following:
R> BTW - Just a little curious. Quoting the original Reg Exp for easy ref
>>> In this template put:
>>> %SETPATTREGEXP="(?is)^A1\:\s*\<?(\S*?)(\s+(\S*?))*?\>?$"%-
>>> %REGEXPMATCH="%TEXT"
R> Broadly what this Reg Exp is doing is to look for a string after it
R> finds 'A1:' and captures that string to a QT. Am I correct ???
Broadly speaking, it looks for 3 strings after the 'A1:' and returns
them in subpatterns 1, 2 and 3. Actually, the whole regular expression
match is stored in Subpattern 0. The macro %REGEXPMATCH does double
duty, it tells TB what text the regexp should look at, and the macro
returns Subpattern 1. If subpattern 1 is empty, it returns subpattern
0.
The Quick Templates are recommended, but not required. The quick
templates allow you to break up complex templates into simpler
templates. They also allow you to share parts of templates. An
example is my signature below. I have it in a quick template, so I
can use it in both my new message template and my reply template. Now
if I want to change it, I just need to edit one template.
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Thanks for writing,
Januk Aggarwal
Using The Bat! 1.54 Beta/4 under Windows 98 4.10 Build 2222 A
I simply wasn't cool enough for them (whomever they were) to offer
drugs to me. Drugs were everywhere, that's what the TV said. I could
get offered drugs at any time. Yeah, right. -- J. Sullivan
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