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I figured out a way around it. I needed it though because I had to avoid
using quotes because if I used quotes I would have to double escape
everything and I can't do that because I'm reading regular expressions
from a file. But - I eventually figured I can use \x28 and \x29 to
insert ( ) into my statement.
Philip Hazel wrote:
>On Thu, 15 May 2003, Marc Perkel wrote:
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>>Is there a command that adds strings together?
>>if something matches String1 + String2 + String3 ?
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>Are we talking filter files?
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> if something matches "String1String2String3"
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>You can do the same with variables:
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> if "$h_to: $h_cc:" matches .....
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>Or even with lookups, readfile, etc:
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> if something matches "${lookup....}${readfile...}${readfile...}"
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>Am I missing something here?
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