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Hello, this is a test regex:

\bWORD(A(B)?)?\b

I'm trying to add case-insensitive flag to the regex in tabby-highlight so that even matches such as wordA or WORdAb can be highlighted, but I'm encountering difficulties, so I would kindly ask for help.

Hello!
First of all thank you for such useful plugin! It makes my life easier :)
The question is how I can match beginning of line and end of line expressions, as ^ and $ seems not working?
Thank you!

Hello!
Once I try to install - I get following error:

Tabby 1.0.204 Portable

I have, for example, 5 regex expressions. What order of matching expressions is? From top at first to bottom as last or vice versa?

使用环境无法访问外网，没办法用插件管理器直接安装，请问如何手动离线安装插件？

After the version upgrade for highlight, it is not working anymore. Am I missing something. It was working before the upgrade.
Also the add on is not working for USB COM connections....

Thanks in advance!

我在安装插件时，提示该错误，不知道是哪边的问题

感谢插件 字体是啥啊 好看 看log里的错误 想换成亮色显眼一点

现在打开后是全局高亮,希望可以加入在不同会话自动启用不同的高亮配置

Since v. 2.0.1. Button "Add" (expression) has no effect...

Is there any plans to add transparent BG to match any color scheme? For "0" i.e.?

Alternate screens shows garbage symbols for some expressions that use "+" or "*" symbols, i.e.

'(.|\r|\n)*?'|"(.|\r|\n)*?"|`(.|\r|\n)*?`

(everything in quotes)
or

\$\b([_a-zA-Z0-9]+)\b

(every word starting with $)
Is there any workaround for this?
Example:

• print with "cat" (regex is working and coloring): [ "$VM" == "" ] || [ "$IP" == "" ] || [ "$NVIDIA" == "" ] && usage
• how it looks inside vim:
  [ "CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ____CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ$VM__CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ____CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ__" == "" ] || [ "CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ____CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ$IP__CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ____CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ__" == "" ] || [ "CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ____CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ$NVIDIA__CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ____CCCOOONNN_SSSEEEQQQ__" == "" ] && usage

Hi, I have been trying to use the RegEx, but for some reason I do not understand how this works.

For example, I wanted to match any word that has "succ" in the beginning. So the whole word should then be highlighted.

Like: succeed, succeeded, successful, etc.

For that, I used this RegEx: succ.*

But this does not work, actually no RegEx I tried worked at all. Could you please show a few examples how it can be used?