Although you can invert character matching using [^ ... , I don't think
there's an equivalent for words.
You could have used;
"(is)\b(cat|dinosaur|dog)\b.*\b_(cat|dinosaur|dog)\b"
... if there was a way to say 'not beginning with the first match' where
the underscore appears in the above - then
it would be possible to do a quick 1 liner regex - we can use '\1' to
back reference the first match.
:-(
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Sorry if this comes through twice, I'm having trouble sending to the
list.
I need a matchtext/regex that will tell me if all supplied words exist
in a block of text, regardless of their order, and ignoring carriage
returns.
For example, see if all these words: dog dinosaur cat
exist in this text:
"The purple dinosaur inadvertently stepped on the cat.<cr>
The white dog howled."
Should return true. Is there such a thing?
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