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Of characters in square brackets ([ ]), which will match any one character from the list.If the first character after the opening square bracket [ is ^, the class matches any character not in the list.Examples: foob[aeiou]r finds strings foobar, foober, etc. but not foobbr, foobcr, etc. foob[^aeiou]r finds strings foobbr, foobcr, etc. but not foobar, foober, etc.Within a list, the dash/minus character - is used to specify a range, so that a-z represents all characters between a and z, inclusive.If you want - itself to be a member of a class, put it at the start or end of the list, or escape it with a backslash. If you want a closing square bracket ] then you may place it at the start of list or escape it with a backslash.Examples: [-az] matches a, z and - [az-] matches a, z and - [a\-z] matches a, z and - [a-z] matches all twenty six small characters from a to z [\n-\x0D] matches any of #10, #11, #12, #13 [\d-t] matches any digit, - or t []-a] matches any character from ] to aMeta-characters are special characters which are the essence of Regular Expressions. There are different types of meta-characters, described below.Meta-characters - line separators ^ start of line $ end of line \A start of text \Z end of text . any character in lineExamples: ^foobar matches string foobar only if it's at the beginning of line foobar$ matches string foobar only if it's at the end of line ^foobar$ matches string foobar only if it's the only string in line foob.r matches strings like foobar, foobbr, foob1r and so onThe ^ meta-character by default is only guaranteed to match at the beginning of the input string/text, the $ meta-character only at the end. Embedded line separators will not be matched by ^ or $.You may, however, wish to treat a string as a multi-line buffer, such that the ^ will match after any line separator within the string, and $ will match before any line separator. You can do this by switching on the modifier m.The \A and \Z are just like ^ and $, except that they won't match multiple times when the modifier m is used, while ^ and $ will match at every internal line separator.The . meta-character by default matches any character, but if you switch off the modifier s, then . won't match
Key features of the Foobar com that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Foo_out_asio for foobar 0.8.3 - HydrogenAud
- MusicBrainz Tagger, foobar 0.8.3
- Running Foobar in Linux - HydrogenAud
- Malware scan of foobar .exe
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- Download foobar x64_v2.1.5_portable.zip - VideoHelp
- Download foobar x64_v2.1.4_portable.zip - VideoHelp
Okay... it seems ANYthing to do with setting up a wireless music server is WAY above my head, 'cause everything to do with it is frustrating as all hell. Anyways, after much previously mentioned frustration, I can play iTunes to Airport Express wirelessly. Whoopdi-doo. Now on to new frustrations...After reading this post, and that at illustrate/dbPowerAmp site... i feel like pulling out my hair, nearly. And hell, I'm a pretty computer-tech savvy sort! All I wish to do is play Foobar on either my desktop or my laptop, and have it shoot wirelessly over to my Airport Express, which is connected to my stereo. I don't have iPhone or any other remote control device... i don't want to access Foobar from afar... i just want to play Foobar directly, and from there have it end up on the AE.I have:1. a computer2. Foobar3. Airport Express (AE)4. Airport UPnP installed on the computer5. foo_upnp.dll dropped into the Components folder of Foobar6. Avast AntiVirus and Windows 7 Firewall protecting my computer7. Windows Firewall - Adv Settings - Outbound Rules - New Settings... i made TCP and UDP Port rules allowing outgoing access through port 26126 (as mentioned in the above link by Illustrate/dbPowerAmp), as well as another rule allowing upnp.exe outbound access.Okay... so, what's this about PlugPlayer - is this something additional I need... or is this for some kinky 3-way access between computer (w/Foobar), iPhone, and AE?I run Foobar-View-UPnP Controller... i can see "Main: dbPowerAmp Rennaicance" as a selectable device. I select it. Great. Now what? And why is the UPnP Controller have Player controls... I want to use Foobar to play and control audio! Maybe I'm CRAZY, but I envision dbPowerAmp (upnp.exe) running invisibly in the background, all knowing - all seeing, able to detect my Airport Express... then I run Foobar, selecting 'dbPowerAmp' as output, go to whatever playlist/songs I wish to hear, hit play, the music flies to my Airport Express and POW, I hear it on my stereo. No? What am I missing here?(sigh) Sorry if I seem a little flustered, but hours have been wasted!Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. /emoticons/wink.png">
