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Chukchee
Arial Unicode MS(*) , Lucida Sans Unicode
Yakut
Arial Unicode MS(*)
Japanese
Arial Unicode MS(*) , SimSun fonts
Example SimSun (Founder Extended), SimSun-18030,
NSimSun.
Simhei, YouYuan, PMingLiU, MingLiU, Ming(for-
ISO10646), STSong
Where to find/supplied with
(*) Microsoft Office 2000 or later
Regular expressions
The table below lists the regular expressions that can be used to create a dictionary for a custom
language .
Item name
Conventional
regular
expression
symbol
Usage examples and explanations
Any character
.
c.t— denotes "cat," "cot," etc.
Character from
group
[]
[b-d]ell— denotes "bell," "cell," "dell," etc.; [ty]ell— denotes
"tell" and "yell"
Character not from
group
[^]
[^y]ell— denotes "dell," "cell," "tell," but forbids "yell”; [^n-s]ell
— denotes "bell," "cell," but forbids "nell," "oell," "pell," "qell,"
"rell," and "sell"
Or
|
c(a|u)t— denotes "cat" and "cut"
0 or more matches
*
10*— denotes numbers 1, 10, 100, 1000, etc.
1 or more matches
+
10+— allows numbers 10, 100, 1000, etc.
Letter or digit
[0-9a-zA-Zа-
яА-Я]
[0-9a-zA-Zа-яА-Я]— allows any single character; [0-9a-zA-Zа-
яА-Я]+— allows any word
Capital Latin letter
[A-Z]
Small Latin letter
[a-z]
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