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Hallo,
I have a long text
Inside it, I have to match:
the dog bit the cat
but
inside the long text, there are variants of it,
in example
(the uppercase is for explanation purpouse only):
the BLACK dog bit the cat
the dog bit the WHITE cat
the dog RAPIDLY bit the cat
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So,
is there a way to match all the four cases,
knowing only this:
the dog bit the cat ?
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Important,
something helps me:
the additional words
black white rapidly
have a pre-fix, like §
So the four cases are :
the dog bit the cat
the §black dog bit the cat
the dog bit the §white cat
the dog §rapidly bit the cat
-------------------------------
In conclusion,
I have only:
the dog bit the cat
and need to match similar phrases with ONE inserted word
(the word has always a PREFIX).
I have a long text
Inside it, I have to match:
the dog bit the cat
but
inside the long text, there are variants of it,
in example
(the uppercase is for explanation purpouse only):
the BLACK dog bit the cat
the dog bit the WHITE cat
the dog RAPIDLY bit the cat
---------------------------------------
So,
is there a way to match all the four cases,
knowing only this:
the dog bit the cat ?
------------------------
Important,
something helps me:
the additional words
black white rapidly
have a pre-fix, like §
So the four cases are :
the dog bit the cat
the §black dog bit the cat
the dog bit the §white cat
the dog §rapidly bit the cat
-------------------------------
In conclusion,
I have only:
the dog bit the cat
and need to match similar phrases with ONE inserted word
(the word has always a PREFIX).