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I can get ^word$ (re) to work in seeks, but that's about the only (re)s I ever use.

For your "call me (adjnoun), name is (adjnoun), ^(adjnoun)$ (re)" seek, I've always had problems with multiple keyphrases seperated by commas in seeks. Local plugins seem to be more reliable for me, but not with regular expressions in them.

In fact, comma separated keyphrases will never work if one or more of the keyphrases contains a regular expression. So the problem above is not so much a problem with it being in a seek as it is mixing regular and non regular expressions. Regular expressions must always be the only keyphrase -- no keyphrase lists. I suggest making a separate seek for your (re) keyphrase, even if the responses are identical. You could use a goto if you want.

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Bowchickawowers:

Wow, that could explain some problems I've been having! Thanks!!!!!!!!

Bowchickawowers:

Oh christ on a crutch that may have just axed through a mountain of confusion about why certain things never happened! I was starting to think I have been typing simply for the sheer excersize.
Thank you.

Thanks, Bowchickawowers and Boner.
It looks like I’ll have to split a lot of keyphrases and seeks to separate the regular expressions!
B.t.w. I doubt if "word list wildcards" like (adjnoun) are allowed in regular expressions; those I’ve tried in seeks didn’t work.

Sorry to all of you for the hotness of Patty, which she does not deserve.

I’m still having trouble with mysterious duplicate responses. The percentage is slowly decreasing, so I hope she will recover soon.

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Patricia- "word list wild cards" should work just fine according to the November 10th NEWS update.

I'm confused. You are richgt Bowchickawowers. I tested again several "word list wild cards" in a regular expression and at present they work just fine.

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