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Above I have two RegEx matches in the Instance Name. Is there a way I can remember both of them in @ such that I can use them both, like I had shown before. i.e. In my usage above, @[0] refers to what got matched against ([0-9]) and @[1] refers to what got matched against ([A-Z]).
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Original Redmine Comment
Author Name: Wilson Snyder (@wsnyder)
Original Date: 2011-02-01T19:21:05Z
You can't do it in one step, you need to either match the entire name and then use a lisp-substring function to sub-extract,
or just use vl-cell-name. If you can't just pick off substrings you'll need to write a lisp function - see examples that use AUTO_LISP under
in the faq.
Author Name: Karthikeyan Avudaiyappan
Original Redmine Message: 447 from https://www.veripool.org
Above I have two RegEx matches in the Instance Name. Is there a way I can remember both of them in @ such that I can use them both, like I had shown before. i.e. In my usage above, @[0] refers to what got matched against ([0-9]) and @[1] refers to what got matched against ([A-Z]).
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