However, I haven't quite figured out if it is possible to base
a selection criteria on eliminating an article if both tested
'atoms' appear but not eliminating if only one or the other is
present appears.
For instance, I want to eliminate all messages where both
'apples' AND 'oranges' appear in the subject heading, but not
any messages only having 'apples' OR 'oranges' ... anyone
care to take a stab at this and a) tell me it is possible and
b) maybe provide an example?
In retrospect, maybe we need someone here to give us a slightly
larger tutorial on regexp parsing and what can, or cannot be
accomplished.
-- +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Ramsay D. Seielstad | mrhuey@wizvax.net; Af029@Detroit.Freenet.Org | | Schenectady, NY | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | +-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-+ | "No fancy terminators or trailers, No opinion, Just an average, everyday | | guy with a bunch of unrelated hobbyist activities that have no significant | | use or value other than to amuse myself and occupy my free time ... and | | trust me, these ain't MY employer's opinions or views" | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+