I wrote:
:0:
* MYARG ?? \<interesting\.domain\.kom\>
mymailbox
and:
:0:
* 2 ?? \<interesting\.domain\.kom\>
mymailbox
But at the start of the regular expression '\' is used to escape the
magic condition-altering characters and so '\<' matches a literal angle
bracket rather than a 'not a word character'. So the correct versions
of these could be:
... ?? \\<...
or
... ?? ()\<...
Thanks to David for nudging me about that.
Martin
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