On Mon 2-Jun-03 9:08pm-0400, Carsten Th�nges wrote:
> * Bill McCarthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This is it your version:
>> ((.*\n)In-Reply-To:.*?\nReferences:.*?\n(?:\s.*?\n)*)|((.*\n))(.*)
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Ah, I'm missing parens. Thanks!
> As a quick template:
>
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> %SetPattRegExp="(?isx)
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> (
> (.*\n)
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> References:.*?\n
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I really have to use PCRE_Extended more often - much more difficult to
miss an obvious error.
> Uuuhhh, I really need recovery from using Vim...
>
> [1] drawing such lines without a free caret editor is horrible!
Ha! Vim is what you what it to be. In Vim, "free caret" is set with
the 'visualedit' option. Default is totally off. In my _vimrc, I set
it to "block" for use in visual selections. You want:
:se ve=all
See
:h 've'
Better yet, place the following in your _vimrc to let F4 toggle
between "free caret" and my normal mode - displaying mode being set.
set virtualedit=block
let vetog='b'
map <F4> :if vetog=='a'\|:se ve=block\|let vetog='b'\|else\|se ve=all\|let
vetog='a'\|endif\|:se ve?<cr>
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Best regards,
Bill
"Religion has been compelled by science to give up one after another of
its dogmas, of those assumed cognitions which it could not substantiate."
[Herbert Spencer, First Principles (1862), from
James A. Haught, ed., 2000 Years of Disbelief][Acct Level]
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