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:: REGULAR_EXPRESSIONS ::
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"Regular expressions" are signs used for searching purposes. They are
used in BCM in files "convert.bcm", "reject.bcm" and most search.
sign describtion
^ finds beginning of line at beginning of string
$ finds end of line at end of string
. finds any sign
* after string finds every search string followed with any sign (or no
sign), e.g.: "bo*" finds "bot", "bo" and "boo" etc but not "b"
+ after string finds every search string followed with any sign but
no further signs, e.g.: "bo+" finds "boo" and "booo", but not "bo"
and "be"
\ means to use following sign as search string, e.g.: "\^" finds "^"
and didn't search for beginning of line
[ ] finds every single sign, e.g. [bot] finds b, o or t
[^] this means negation, e.g. [^bot] finds all signs but no b, o or t
[-] means a rangs of letters, e.g. [b-o] finds every letter between
b and o
—á:
^[WE][WU]$ finds as search string "WW", "WU", "EW" or "EU"
^S\: finds "S:" only at beginning of search string