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salazor
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by salazor »
I needs your help, I'm not fluent in Regex - I have to find the files in the range -149 to -160
original name is gerse-14987 or otyr-15734 or hertam-16043 - All are 5 digital
I created
but not quite working properly.
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therube
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by therube »
(I'm not very good, but) maybe something like this:
(that's not going to do it is, it... maybe i look later.)
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salazor
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by salazor »
In all works, only now found also -161 or -168
but on 160** ends
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therube
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by therube »
Cool. I like that.
And you can tack on a \D to avoid something like hertam-160436 (six digits).
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salazor
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by salazor »
It works perfectly, but I noticed a small mistake - if I choose from the menu "Enable Regex" it works well, but if I typed
Regex from menu disabled - no results
Is it possible to combine the command like this:
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void
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by void »
regex:"-(149|15\d|160)\d\d" dupe:
Use double quotes to escape the |
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salazor
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by salazor »
Now it works, thanks.