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Originally Posted by jwes
Thank you, that fixed it. Is there documention about \L, \U, and \E? I didn't see it in the user guide or scanning through the links.
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You might want to try
Perl-compatible Regular Expressions (PCRE) for the documentation and
Regex101 for as the page says, build, test and debug regex which is especially handy since it allows you to play with multiple flavours of RegEx.