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"fernando cinquegrani" wrote...
"Harlan Grove" ha scritto . . . .... | Change the third and fourth arguments to use different definitions of |'word' as specified by VBScript regular expressions. in VBScript regular expressions there is only one definition of 'word'. parentheses denotes a 'subexpression'. I don't mean a word as VBScript would define the term (\b\w+\b), I mean a word as the user wants to define it. My udf defaults to \b\w{3,}\b which is clost to the VBScript definition, but if the user wants only letters, then s/he could use mcw(somestring,,"\b[A-Za-z]{3,}\b"). |
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