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Ath:
Should be \w* instead of .* within the round braces

wjamoe:
if you define alias trigger (if you leave out the colon you should also leave it out of the regex)

  car make model:year

and define regex as car at the beginning of the line followed by two words separated by a single space followed by a  colon and a third word

  ^car (.*) (.*):(.*)

results where $$1 substitues the first word matching (.*)

  http://www.car.com/?make=$$1&model=$$2&year=$$3

or alternatively from your original request:
  http://www.car.com/q=$$1+$$2%3a$$3

when you type
 
  car ford fusion:2009

it turns into
  http://www.car.com/?make=ford&model=fusion&year=2009

or when you use the alternative
  http://www.car.com/q=ford+fusion%3a2009

(BTW www.car.com does not work with these paramaters?)

Ath:
 ^car (.*) (.*):(.*)

results where $$1 substitues the first word matching (.*)
-wjamoe (November 05, 2013, 12:46 AM)
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This only works when typing exactly 1 space after the first word.

A more reliable regex for capturing separate words, independent from the number of spaces, would be:

--- ---^car (\w*)\s*(\w*)\s*:?\s*(\w*)This way you can even have 0 or more spaces around the colon.

vbmark:
(BTW www.car.com does not work with these paramaters?)
-wjamoe (November 05, 2013, 12:46 AM)
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That domain was just an example.

A more reliable regex for capturing separate words, independent from the number of spaces, would be:

--- ---^car (\w*)\s*(\w*)\s*:?\s*(\w*)This way you can even have 0 or more spaces around the colon.
-Ath (November 05, 2013, 01:40 AM)
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Good stuff!  Thanks!

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