Closed JimDop closed 2 years ago
no one ?
Multiple things to note:
g
, so writing /anything/s
isn't necessary/doesn't work anyway. It should just be anything
$
properly? Since that equates to matching the end. (Should be \$
).
inbetween doesn't work either because that only accounts for a single "any" character, it should be .+
If I test the regex, the valid one should be \$.+\$.+\$
for the input instead.
In general, not every regex tends to work with the filter mechanism of TweetDeck, not sure what exactly causes it, but sometimes it requires some experimentation as well.
\$.\$.\$.*
This works, (note * not +) but only if the $ is on the same line
Cant figure out how to get the match to count all characters in the tweet (ie jump across newlines) , without using that /s modifier
/\$.\$.\$/s
or
\$.\$.\$/s
Will match a count of the $ char if there are 3 or more in a tweet. Not working when tried under the muting option. Tested as good in a regex engine
Tried various flavors of regex, none seem to work .