<br/>
In a program (which supposedly uses Perl for the back-end), it has a
filter field that I can define using Perl regexp expressions.<br/>
<br/>
For example, this line:<br/>
^var1=(?i)(.*)(5705)(.*)<br/>
will find all lines that begin with "var1=", followed byt any
characters, then 5705, then any other characters. This filter works
fine.<br/>
<br/>
What I want to do is write a filter that finds the opposite lines; i.e all
lines that begin with "var1=" but do not have 5705 in their
value. I tried<br/>
^var1=(?i)(.*)(^5705)(.*)<br/>
but that didn't work...<br/>
<br/>
Any ideas? <br/>
<br/>
Dan<br/>
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