Forum: MemoQ support
Topic: Does anyone know how I combine my two regular expressions?
Poster: Samuel Murray
Post title: @Fredrik
[quote]Fredrik Pettersson wrote:
Then I should mention that in addition to the example words "alpha", "beta" and "gamma", there can also be multi-word words (compound words). So it's better to change the example words to "alpha one", "beta two" and "gamma three". [/quote]
I don't quite understand this comment. Do you mean that you WANT words like xalpha, xalphay and alphay to be considered a match for "alpha", or NOT?
[Edited at 2024-12-09 07:41 GMT]
Topic: Does anyone know how I combine my two regular expressions?
Poster: Samuel Murray
Post title: @Fredrik
[quote]Fredrik Pettersson wrote:
Then I should mention that in addition to the example words "alpha", "beta" and "gamma", there can also be multi-word words (compound words). So it's better to change the example words to "alpha one", "beta two" and "gamma three". [/quote]
I don't quite understand this comment. Do you mean that you WANT words like xalpha, xalphay and alphay to be considered a match for "alpha", or NOT?
[Edited at 2024-12-09 07:41 GMT]