Assume I want to let Everything show all files with the pattern
aaa<any char except blank>bbb<blank>ccc
How can I achieve this?
I guess I must use a regular expression but how exactly?
"aaa.*bbb ccc"
does not work.
Peter
How to filter for <any char except blank>?
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ovg
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Re: How to filter for <any char except blank>?
regex:"aaa[^ ]bbb ccc"
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pstein
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Re: How to filter for <any char except blank>?
Ok, thank you. It works.
However originally I thought about a real letter as char which means NOT blank and NOT digit.
So a file name like "aaa9bbb ccc"
should be omitted as well.
How can I improve this reg exp to exclude digits as well?
I want to see only results with chars or special chars like ()#-! between "aaa" and "bbb"
Peter
However originally I thought about a real letter as char which means NOT blank and NOT digit.
So a file name like "aaa9bbb ccc"
should be omitted as well.
How can I improve this reg exp to exclude digits as well?
I want to see only results with chars or special chars like ()#-! between "aaa" and "bbb"
Peter
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Re: How to filter for <any char except blank>?
regex:"aaa[^ 0-9a-z]bbb ccc"