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  1. Square brackets can be used untouched since they have the same meaning going from wildcards to regular expressions. These leaves us with:
    proftpd.org/docs/howto/Regex.html - Cached
  2. You can think of regular expressions as wildcards on steroids. You are probably familiar with wildcard notations such as *.txt to find all text files in a file manager.
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  3. By Colin Wilcox, Graham Mayor, and Klaus Linke Have you ever wanted to do more than use the basic find-and-replace fun ctions in Word? Wildcard characters and regular ...
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  4. Regular expression - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    A wildcard match can also achieve this, but wildcard matches differ from regular expressions in that wildcards are limited to what they can pattern ...
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  5. Wildcards let you specify a file or group of files by typing a partial filename. The appropriate directory is scanned to find all of the files that match the partial ...
    jpsoft.com/help/wildcards.htm - Cached
  6. Hi, I\'ve come across the term wildcard and regular expression. Both looks very similar, thus very confusing. may I know what\'s the difference between
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  7. Most users are familiar with the asterisk (*) and question mark (?) wildcards available in Windows. Regular expressions provide similar functions using the ...
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  8. You can automate many find-and-replace tasks by using wildcard characters to build regular expressions, which are combinations of literal text and wildcard characters ...
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  9. With these regular expressions you can search for patterns in your text ... For some discussion on Unicode sorting and wildcards see the Unicode Regular Expression ...
    word.mvps.org/FAQs/General/​UsingWildcards.htm
  10. One such metacharacter is the dot \".\", or wildcard. When used in a regular expression, \".\" can match a ny single character. Using \".\" to match any character.
    docs.activestate.com/komodo/4.4/regex-​intro.html - Cached