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How do u write regular expression for a window name which
is changing for each build ? i.e. in first build the window
name is : "computer graphics are very ...." . in second
build the window name is : "computer graphics can be
created" . - Appreciate proper replies
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Answer / venkatabala
Right answer is :computer graphics.*
It works perfectly
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Answer / uday
I think the right answer is "computer graphics.*".
Here ?.? means any single character and ?*? means 0 or more
occurrences of preceding character. So .* means 0 or more
occurrences of any character.
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Answer / venky
.* is not working for window changing its name completely for
example "abc" to "xyz" in next build. suggest some other
solution.
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