Regular Search Expressions

Search expressions allow you to narrow the result displayed in several windows. The search string can contain alphanumeric characters and mask characters. The string has to fulfill the rules of ECMAScript Regular Expressions. Further details can be found on http://regexlib.com/CheatSheet.aspx.

Mask	Description
.	The dot matches one character.
.*	Matches none or more characters.
\d	Matches a digit (0-9).
( )	Group characters.
[ ]	Group characters as "or".
*{num}*	Repeat factor.
^chr	Line starts with chr
chr$	Line ends with chr

Examples

Example Search String	Find all Symbols that ...
.	consist of 1 character.
.{3}	consist of 3 characters.
.port.	contain the string "port".
*.\d$**	end with a digit.
*.\d{2}$**	end with two digits.
^(ad){2}.*	start with the string "adad".
*.[abc]^**	end with any character "a", "b", or "c".
*.[a-c]$**	end with any character between "a" and "c" ("a", "b", or "c").
*.[a-cr]$**	end with any character between "a" and "c" or "r" ("a", "b", "c", or "r").
*.[a-c1-3]$**	end with any character between "a" and "c" or with any digit between "1" and "3".
.[ac][2].	contain an "a" or "c", and a "2".
^[ad]{2}.*	start with an "aa", "dd", "ad", or "da".

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