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mackal:
Incidentally, does anyone know where to find the regexp language specification for the regex engine in FARR?  Mouser?  I presume FARR uses an off-the-shelf/Net library, so maybe the docs for that library will specify this...

mouser:
pcre is the engine i use: http://www.pcre.org/

mackal:
Cool, thanks for the info.  So it's Perl-style regexp; that's great!  For anyone else interested, I'll save you the trouble of googling, the full syntax for the Perl regex is here:
    http://perldoc.perl.org/perlre.html

lanux128:
To launch all results i think it's now Ctrl+Alt+Enter (not just Ctrl+Enter).. i forget why.-mouser (August 23, 2007, 03:06 PM)
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maybe this would refresh your memory, mouser.. :) btw, now that there is customisable hot-keys, how can i revert the action back to Ctrl+Enter?

nitrix-ud:

--- ---^tor(?:rent)? (?:(.*) -- (.*)|(.*))()
;D whouah !
this is really one wicked regular expression

Thanks for the tip Mackal !  :Thmbsup:
works great

but there are still problems :
Another way is to use $$c in an alias command which will use the $$1 regular expression field IF it exists, or else clipboard if not.
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the $$cc variable does not work here since you want $$c to be $$1$$3
@mouser, is there a way to make $$c be $$1$$3 or clipboard content ? maybe thanks to new variables ?

--- ---%$$c|$$1$$3%  :D

an other way is to use $c :
tor $c -- mini
not as convenient though

Nitrix

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