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When the content of this box is typed in to the ASCII line,<br>this box will automatically be added around it,<br>if this check box is selected.

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<p>Overwrite named regular expression <b>%1</b></p>

Could not open file for writing: %1

Look ahead regular expressions not supported in Emacs style

Word boundary and non word boundary is not supported in Emacs syntax

Your regular expression is invalid, due to something preceding a 'line start'.

Your regular expression is invalid, due to something following a 'line end'.

Your regular expression is invalid. 'Look Ahead' regular expression must be the last sub expression.

<h1>Regular Expression Editor</h1><p>What you are currently looking at is an editor for <i>Regular Expressions</i>.</p><p>The upper part in the middle is the editing area, the lower part is a verification window where you can try your regular expressions right away. The row of buttons is the editing actions. This is actually very similar to common drawing programs. Select an editing tool to start editing your regular expression, and press the mouse button in the editing area where you want this item inserted.</p><p>For a more detailed description of this editor see the <a href="doc://">info pages</a></p><h2>What is a regular expression?</h2>If you do not know what a regular expression is, then it might be a good idea to read <a href="doc://whatIsARegExp">the introduction to regular expressions</a>.<p>

<h2>Send the author an electronic postcard</h2>I don't get any money for working on KRegExpEditor, I therefore appreciate it very much when users tell me what they think about my work. I would therefore be very happy if you <a href="mailto:blackie@kde.org?subject=KRegExpEditor">sent me a short mail</a>, telling me that you use my regular expression editor.<h2>Author</h2><a href="http://www.blackie.dk/">Jesper K. Pedersen</a> &lt;<a href="mailto:blackie@kde.org">blackie@kde.org</a>&gt;

In this window you will find predefined regular expressions. Both regular expressions you have developed and saved, and regular expressions shipped with the system.

In this window you will develop your regular expressions. Select one of the actions from the action buttons above, and click the mouse in this window to insert the given action.

Type in some text in this window, and see what the regular expression you have developed matches.<p>Each second match will be colored in red and each other match will be colored blue, simply so you can distinguish them from each other.<p>If you select part of the regular expression in the editor window, then this part will be highlighted - This allows you to <i>debug</i> your regular expressions

This is the regular expression in ASCII syntax. You are likely only to be interested in this if you are a programmer, and need to develop a regular expression using QRegExp.<p>You may develop your regular expression both by using the graphical editor, and by typing the regular expression in this line edit.

Could not open file '%1' for reading

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<qt>This will change the state of the editor to <i>selection state</i>.<p>In this state you will not be inserting <i>regexp items</i>, but instead select them. To select a number of items, press down the left mouse button and drag it over the items.<p>When you have selected a number of items, you may use cut/copy/paste. These functions are found in the right mouse button menu.</qt>

<qt>This will insert a text field, where you may write text. The text you write will be matched literally. (i.e. you do not need to escape any characters)</qt>

A single character specified in a range

<qt>This will match a single character from a predefined range.<p>When you insert this widget a dialog box will appear, which lets you specify which characters this <i>regexp item</i> will match.</qt>

Any character

<qt>This will match any single character</qt>