start off with the construct such as
\b(option 1|option 2|option 3|option4)\b
the | means "or", so in the above saying any of the four phrases above will be valid
in my examples where I have added ( the)? this makes the word "the" optional, just be careful with the spacing and use it exactly as added.
I am finding the quickest way of working is to work in wordpad on a windows PC, make changes to the Siri config file and then transfer it straight back to the virtual Ubuntu system using Winscp. It means I can make a modification, transfer the file and restart the Siri proxy in less than a minute
\b(option 1|option 2|option 3|option4)\b
the | means "or", so in the above saying any of the four phrases above will be valid
in my examples where I have added ( the)? this makes the word "the" optional, just be careful with the spacing and use it exactly as added.
I am finding the quickest way of working is to work in wordpad on a windows PC, make changes to the Siri config file and then transfer it straight back to the virtual Ubuntu system using Winscp. It means I can make a modification, transfer the file and restart the Siri proxy in less than a minute
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