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September 11th, 2003, 09:02 PM
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Regex where NOT a word
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(&(|(title=*)(objectclass=item)(createTimestamp=*)(otheratrib=*))(!(objectclass=folder))) the regex (\(.[^(=]*)=(.[^)]*\)) This works perfectly and does what I need it to do, now I want this to always run except on certain words. From the above text, title= would be found but objectclass= would not be matched. I know I can do [^objectclass] but that removes any of those letters I just want to not match on that specific word instead of those letters. Hope that's clear enough 
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