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Thank you in advance for answering my question, I have been searching all afternoon for the correct regex to use and I feel the need to elevate the issue. I am searching through a series of files, the beginning of the filename is guaranteed to have the first 6 characters as A-Z, the next two characters will be any combo of A-Z,0-9. The following two characters are A-Z. It is these last two characters that I am trying to match. I am running into problems where I am matching characters accidentally from the first part of the filename. E.g. If if I were searching for TL, STTLWA02TL01_2011-10-05.00.00.00.txt would correctly match, STTLWA02HJ01_2011-10-05.00.00.00.txt would erroneously match. So my question is: how can I match my desired characters after the 8 initial characters? This regex is obviously insufficient, since if $prompt_host = "TL", it will match it anywhere in the filename.
Thank you! In reply to Regex matching after ASCII characters by Anonymous Monk
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