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Re: backrefs in regexps?
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martin f krafft |
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Re: backrefs in regexps? |
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Tue, 19 Oct 2004 06:09:54 +0200 |
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also sprach Tim Nelson <architect@webalive.biz> [2004.10.19.0601 +0200]:
> Looking at this and your other question, you need to carefully
> learn the differences between the three different types of Regex.
> They are:
>
> - Basic (POSIX) Regex - Extended (POSIX) Regex - Perl Regex
I think I am actually aware of the differences. You must excuse,
I just spent about 34 hours locked away in the cluster room
bootstrapping my cfengine and FAI[0] knowledge from zero to a state
where the 40 machines install to provide desktop and cluster
(OpenMosix) services. Manuals *do* get blurry in those stretches...
> In this e-mail, you may find that it works if you use \1 instead
> of $1. If not, you'll need to do some more reading.
Oh, that would make sense. I will try it as soon as I return to the
cluster, which may take a day or two.
> In your other e-mail, you'll find that \s doesn't exist in eregex.
> You could use [[:space:]] (elegant but long-winded) or [ \n\t]
> (and maybe \r too).
Actually, I used .* but felt ashamed of it ;^>. I think the problem
is more with quotes... my instruction was:
ReplaceAll "Driver.*\"nv\"" With "Driver${tab}${tab}\"nvidia\""
I forgot the exact error I got, but cfengine dir complain. I will
run it again when I am back in this dreaded cluster room.
Thank you for your response.
--
martin; (greetings from the heart of the sun.)
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