Hi Steve Lamb,
On Dienstag, 12. Oktober 1999 at 17:47:00 you wrote:
SL> Tuesday, October 12, 1999, 2:20:53 AM, Oleg wrote:
>> I believe it can be very useful if you are answering a standard letter,
>> where it is easy to select a text which have to be quoted. Anyway, did
>> anybody try this already and can provide an example?
SL> Another good example would be to automatically remove quoted material in
SL> your quote by excluding any line that starts with >>. :)
Hm. Nice. ;) I think those are good examples of how to use regular
expressions... but since hearing about them in The Bat!, I've been
thinking about what exactly to do with them. I don't usually receive
mail that is so very standardized that I could use regular expressions
to filter the quotation... Ok, you might say, just don't use them. I
was just wondering... I know you can do a LOT of nice things with
regexps, so I'd really like to use them in some way ;)
Oliver Sturm
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