Atlantis Word Processor 4.3.5 download the new version for ipod

For example, '' matches any English consonant. You can have both individual characters and character ranges within the same character set. Note that the ranges must be in ascending order. For example '' matches any letter from 'a' to 'z'. You can specify entire ranges of characters within character sets. For example, 'bt' matches 'bat', 'bet', and 'bot'. '' matches any single one of these three characters. For example, '' is a set of three characters 'a', 'e', and 'o'. A character set always matches only a single character in the document text. Square brackets ' ' can be used to specify a set of characters. ' ' matches any word at the beginning of a paragraph. For example, 'ter>' matches 'ter' in 'character spacing', but does not match 'ter' in 'terrifying'. In this example, the asterisk returns all characters that lie between 'be' and 'st'. For example, 'be*st' matches 'best', 'beast', 'behest', and 'bee from the nest'. ' *' (the asterisk) matches any string of characters (including a blank string containing no characters at all). For example, the 'c?t' expression matches 'cat' and 'cut'.

Here are the wildcards that you can use to compose regular expressions in Atlantis: ? and * When this box is unchecked, all wildcards are treated as ordinary characters with no special meaning, and Atlantis performs an ordinary search. When this box is checked, the search patterns that you enter in the 'Find what' or 'Replace with' boxes are treated as regular expressions.

Atlantis Word Processor 4.3.5 download the new version for ipod