(you probably know it, but if you want /any/ character and not only
alphanymeric ones, it should be /^.{1,4}$/ :-) )
Le samedi 7 avril 2018 19:15:22 UTC+2, Matthew Petty a écrit :
>
> I had missed out the ^, so that fixed it, thank you!
>
> To explain what I'm doing, just in case you're interested, I have a table
> of missing tiddlers, with a set of checkboxes for common tags. This filter
> will find the short ones that might be more likely to be tagged
> "abbreviation".
>
> (of course, is it valuable to create empty tiddlers just to have fewer
> missing tiddlers? debatable)
>
> On Thursday, 5 April 2018 18:07:34 UTC+4, Stephan Hradek wrote:
>>
>> I do not completely understan your question.
>>
>> But this is an explanation for regexp:
>>
>>
>> - [\w{1,4}$]
>>
>>
>> - This would match almost ANY title, because you say: Find 1-4
>> characters at the end of the title.
>>
>>
>> - [^\w{1,4}$]
>> - This would match titles having 1-4 characters
>>
>>
>>
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