Translations by Stanislav Visnovsky

Former Core Developer

KWrite Author

KWrite port to KParts

KWrite Undo History, Kspell integration

KWrite XML Syntax highlighting support

Patches and more

Highlighting for RPM Spec-Files, Perl, Diff and more

Highlighting for VHDL

Highlighting for SQL

Highlighting for Ferite

Highlighting for ILERPG

Highlighting for LaTeX

Highlighting for Makefiles, Python

Highlighting for Python

Highlighting for Scheme

PHP Keyword/Datatype list

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<p>Enter the expression you want to search for here.<p>If 'regular expression' is unchecked, any non-space letters in your expression will be escaped with a backslash character.<p>Possible meta characters are:<br><b>.</b> - Matches any character<br><b>^</b> - Matches the beginning of a line<br><b>$</b> - Matches the end of a line<br><b>\&lt;</b> - Matches the beginning of a word<br><b>\&gt;</b> - Matches the end of a word<p>The following repetition operators exist:<br><b>?</b> - The preceding item is matched at most once<br><b>*</b> - The preceding item is matched zero or more times<br><b>+</b> - The preceding item is matched one or more times<br><b>{<i>n</i>}</b> - The preceding item is matched exactly <i>n</i> times<br><b>{<i>n</i>,}</b> - The preceding item is matched <i>n</i> or more times<br><b>{,<i>n</i>}</b> - The preceding item is matched at most <i>n</i> times<br><b>{<i>n</i>,<i>m</i>}</b> - The preceding item is matched at least <i>n</i>, but at most <i>m</i> times.<p>Furthermore, backreferences to bracketed subexpressions are available via the notation <code>\#</code>.<p>See the grep(1) documentation for the full documentation.

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