Matthias Haeker schreef:
can you please give me a example how i get a match
on a paragraph in an emailbody like
something something whatever..... # for that i am not checking
a b c / e f # this i want to find
x / - b c d k X # dito
With my previous definitions of $b and $S:
:0:
*$ B ?? (^|$b)$S$b$S$b$S$b$S$b$S$b$S($b|^)
/var/mail/dirt
The variables $n, $t, $b, $d, $w, $s stand for single character matches
of (n)ewline, (tab), (b)lank, (d)igit, (w)ord, white(s)pace characters,
as they are used in PCRE (Perl Compatible Regular Expressions).
The same goes for the uppercase forms $D, $S, $W, which are negatives:
non-(D)igit, non-white(S)pace, non-(W)ord character.
See http://www.pcre.org/pcre.txt or http://perldoc.perl.org/perlre.html
and look for "\t" or "\d".
--
Groet, Ruud
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