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Tom Koelman <tkoelman@xs4all.nl> writes:

> I am using regular splitting to sort my mail in a lot of groups. Now I
> would like to add a group containing all the "big" mails, with big
> being defined as, say, bigger than 140k (Swen anyone?). I guess I
> should write a function now to do that, because I don't think I can
> use a regular expression to express that I want to split if
> X-Content-Length: is followed by a number bigger dan 143360

You /could/ use a regexp, e.g.

    [1-9][4-9][0-9]\\{4,\\}

which matches any number greater than 139999.