Ordinary characters consist of all those that are not explicitly specified as a metamorphic character, a non-printing character. This includes all uppercase and lowercase letters characters, all numbers, all punctuation symbols, and some symbols.
The simplest regular expression is a separate normal character that matches the character in the search string itself. For example, single-character mode 'a' can match the letter 'a' that appears in any position in the search string. Here are some single-character regular expression modes:
/ A /
/ 7 /
/ M /
Equivalent VBScript single-character regular expression is:
"a"
"7"
"M"
You can get a larger expression together with multiple single characters together. For example, the following JScript regular expression is not an alias, which is an expression created by combining single character expressive 'a', '7', and 'm'.
/ a7m /
Equivalent VBScript expression is:
"a7m"
Please note that there is no connection operator. What you need to do is to place a character behind another character.
