regular expressions

[mrbeeye]

I am interested in highlighting files like WinRAR archives (r00, r34, ...).

It's quite sure it is needed to use RegExp.

Here is some samples I used but none of them really worked:
\w+\.r[0-9]+
\w+\.r\d+
\w+\.r\d\d

I tried \\w+\\.r[0-9][0-9] in Linux (egrep) and it worked. I tried that (with and without double \\) in TC and nothing happened.

[Sheepdog]

I am interested in highlighting files like WinRAR archives (r00, r34, ...).

It's quite sure it is needed to use RegExp.

Here is some samples I used but none of them really worked:
\w+\.r[0-9]+
\w+\.r\d+
\w+\.r\d\d

I tried \\w+\\.r[0-9][0-9] in Linux (egrep) and it worked. I tried that (with and without double \\) in TC and nothing happened.

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New: You can now also use regular expressions. They need to be started with a "<" character, to distinguish them from normal search strings.

I tried all your suggestions and they work all perfectly well (the last oneof course without double'\')

sheepdog

[mrbeeye]

Yeah. It worked except the one with [0-9].

[Sheepdog]

Yeah. It worked except the one with [0-9].

As I said: Theey wored all fine for me. Including '[0-9]+' and '[0-9][0-9]'.
Maybe you missed the [+] while testing?

sheepdog

[mrbeeye]

Yeah. Thanks.

It really works.

I don't know what I've done before.