On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 02:21:28PM -0400, Matthew Manuel wrote:
On Tue, 24 Apr 2001, John Patton wrote:
The difference between ^TO and ^TO_ is that the former is
designed to match against a word, while the latter is meant
to match against an address. Since you have an address, the
^TO_ form would be more appropriate. It may or may not make
a difference in and of itself, but I don't think that it
would hurt.
Would ^TO be confused by triangle brackets, as opposed to ^TO_ ?
Hmmm... in looking at the regex, I think that it may be
possible. You could try something like:
* ^TO_(_dot_)?name(_at_)isp
Or, if you know that the address is always in the To: field,
you can dispense with the TO_ macro a use something more
standard:
* ^to:(_dot_)*name(_at_)isp
The later will definately not have problems with angle
brackets.
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