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    • [DOC File]RegExp Tutorial

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      The RegExp engine would return a blank, because the word . apple. does not appear in the text. Wildcards. Now, to add a little complexity, let’s try to find some text using wildcards. The wildcard character is the period (.). The period represents any single character. So if we were to try to search for


    • [DOC File]Survey Administration Manual

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      RegEx editor access This feature is not available. Create results filter Select to grant the user the ability to create customer survey results filters. File Manger access Select to grant the user the ability to output the overall results report into an Excel or CSV file.


    • [DOCX File]Title_Page_PG

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      If no regex pattern is entered, then the system does not enforce any additional field validations. The character limit for this field is 4,000. When the custom field is saved, the system validates that the regex pattern is a valid expression. See the Regex Assistance section below for resources to assist in writing regex expressions.


    • [DOC File]grep32 QRC - Oak Road Systems -- Software Since 1984

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      /En Regex type (0-4); default is "/E1\") /E0 Match literal string, not as a regex /E1 Match as a basic regex /E2 Match as an extended regex /E4 Match regex as a word (see /M to define a "word") Add backslash (/E0\) to turn on Special Rules for Command Line /Ffile Read one or more regexes from file, not …


    • [DOC File]TMW Systems

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      IF srctab srccell REGEX regex_expression GOTO|CALL label. If there is a match with the source cell goto the label or call the routine at the label. More powerfully: IF srctab srccell REGEX regex_expression desttab destcell. If there is a match with the source cell, copy the MATCH to the destination cell.


    • [DOCX File]Final Report.docx - Virginia Tech

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      For example, the following sentence could easily trick a regex processor into thinking that there are 4000 cases of Ebola in the United States: “News in the United States of 4000 cases in West Africa has caused concern.” A parse tree would remove the ambiguity about …


    • [DOC File]Interface Control Template

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      These are offered only as suggestions to assist in developing project documents; they are not mandatory formats. When using this template for your project document, it is recommended that you follow these steps: Replace all text enclosed in angle brackets (e.g.,, ) with the correct field values. These angle brackets appear in both ...


    • [DOCX File]EPICS SLAC Virtual Lab Design Documentation

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      Do not exceed a level of 110 dB HL for any tone, even if the patient has not responded to a tone at 100 dB HL. If a patient does not respond in a timely manner after the tone presentation, test that tone again because the patient may not have heard the tone and just be falsely responding.


    • [DOC File]people.uvawise.edu

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      If the RegEx pattern is used in the FindAll(RegEx) box & finds the appropriate records, it can be used in any of the MARCEditor tools '32) Interpreting RegEx punctuation ... Be careful copying/pasting, make sure that extra blank spaces do not appear at the . beginning or end of the pattern The FindAll Results window displays the number of ...


    • [DOCX File]Most letters and characters will simply match themselves

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      A lot of regex implementations offer the ability to use word anchors. As you saw, a regex like cat not only finds the word cat, but also all those cases where cat is "hidden" in other, longer words. In such cases you can use the start-of-word and end-of-word anchors, \< and \>, respectively.


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