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------- Additional comments from pagalmes openoffice.org Fri Mar 30 14:53:42 +0000 2007
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> Notice that the sample is wrongly marked as
"Ab*c", but not "Ab.*c"
In fact the sample is right
- the "." means any character
- the "*" means as many times as you want
So ab*c means: "a" followed by "b" as
many times as you wont followed by "c"
thus, the following examples ore correct: "Ac",
"Abc", "Abbc", "Abbbc",
"Abbb...bbc"
Please for more explanations ask users openoffice.org
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