- 535
- 200
- NAS
- DS212J, DS214play, DS216, DS216play, DS414, DS918+, RS212, RS816, RS819, DS223, DS920+
- Router
- RT2600ac
- MR2200ac
- Operating system
- Windows
- Mobile operating system
- iOS
The Download Station RSS feed download filter offers the option of using regular expressions to specify searches.
But it is not clear (at least to me) which flavor of regular expressions it uses. I am particularly interested in word boundaries, which, in different flavors, can be indicated by \< and \>, or by \b, or any number of other means, depending which regex (java, gnu, unix, etc.) you're using.
I've been experimenting, and can't find any any that actually work. Does anyone know?
Thanks!
But it is not clear (at least to me) which flavor of regular expressions it uses. I am particularly interested in word boundaries, which, in different flavors, can be indicated by \< and \>, or by \b, or any number of other means, depending which regex (java, gnu, unix, etc.) you're using.
I've been experimenting, and can't find any any that actually work. Does anyone know?
Thanks!