Dallman Ross schreef:
Rado S:
Mike Peeler:
There's no problem with :0B. The problem is, some recipe
used :0H. As H is the default, that recipe must have used
0HB. So, to fix the problem at the source, change that recipe
to use " * HB ?? ". Doesn't that make more sense?
Knowing the nature of the problem now, this might have been a
solution, but given my context where I need :0BH: very often, it's
easier to do it my way, because there are less cases needing "B ??"
than "HB ??"
Again, Rado: since "HB" (equivalent to "BH") is the default, then
please tell me how "0BH:" is any different from just "0:"?
Not trying to be curmugeounly; just trying to understand you.
For regex conditions, ":0 H" is the default, not ":0 HB".
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Groet, Ruud
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