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07.23.2008 at 11:32AM PDT, ID: 23589611
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Looking for regexs how to negate a string ( for example,  [^(floor)] did not work for me )

Asked by AlexF777 in Regular Expressions, Perl Programming Language

and also, how to make an 'or' for strings
( [(ab)(cd)(ef)] did not work )

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