09-22-2016, 07:33 PM
a. Not in QM Help.
The My submenu contains regular expressions that you can add, delete and edit.
The Add menu item adds the regex from the Find dialog.
The Edit menu item shows a dialog where you can add, delete and edit regexes that are displayed in the My submenu.
The bottom part shows how you can edit a regex menu item. For example how to add a label.
Example:
In the Find dialog you have regex (?<=). When you add it to the submenu, it is displayed (?<= ). But you want to give it label "Preceded by". You open the Edit my regexp submenu dialog and replace line (?<=) with Preceded by=(?<=). Also you can insert (|) to move the text cursor there: Preceded by=(?<=(|)).
b. If you know the regular expression language, you simply read it. Else look in the reference. Or look in the regex menu, for example there you can find (?m) and ^, but not (:...), will need to find it in QM Help. No other help or tools are available in QM. You can probably find such tools on the internet.
c. I would use \.
The My submenu contains regular expressions that you can add, delete and edit.
The Add menu item adds the regex from the Find dialog.
The Edit menu item shows a dialog where you can add, delete and edit regexes that are displayed in the My submenu.
The bottom part shows how you can edit a regex menu item. For example how to add a label.
Example:
In the Find dialog you have regex (?<=). When you add it to the submenu, it is displayed (?<= ). But you want to give it label "Preceded by". You open the Edit my regexp submenu dialog and replace line (?<=) with Preceded by=(?<=). Also you can insert (|) to move the text cursor there: Preceded by=(?<=(|)).
b. If you know the regular expression language, you simply read it. Else look in the reference. Or look in the regex menu, for example there you can find (?m) and ^, but not (:...), will need to find it in QM Help. No other help or tools are available in QM. You can probably find such tools on the internet.
c. I would use \.