Hello Assad
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000 10:41:54 +0400, Assad Toorab wrote:
> I just installed The Bat! on my computer and I would like to configure
> it in such a way that whenever a particular line appears in an email,
> the bat will automatically strip it off and replace it by another
> line.
> It seems that this can be done with regular expression macros but it
> is beyond me to use it to formulate the appropriate expression.
With the current Regexps this can't be done (unfortunately). There
is no replace functionality; a regexp can only return parts of
the already present text.
For more powerful regexps you have to use external programs (e.g.
Perl scripts). You can hook them into TB! using the action tab of
the filter dialog. (I have no experience using external programs)
Regards
Peter
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