I want to perform filtering on the body of a message, depending on who
it's from. Here's an example (that doesn't work) but demonstrates my
intentions:
CHUMS=(alice(_at_)domain\(_dot_)com|bob(_at_)domain2\(_dot_)com)
:0
* ^From:[ ]+.*$CHUMS
{
:0 fbw
| sed 's/bob/bumface/'
}
In reality the CHUMS line will be much longer (and of course I'll be
changing the filter :)).
Now for the interesting part:
I've been told that grep'ing for
(remove|removeme|removal)
is slower than something that looks more like
remov(e(|me)|al)
Is this really the case? If so, has anyone written a script to
generate regexps like this, given a list of conditions?
take care,
Cory
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