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Skip certain words between two symbols characters

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2014/11/17 19:39:16 (permalink)

Skip certain words between two symbols characters

Is there a way to get it to not read or say a word that's between 2 symbol characters?
 
For example:
 
The quick *brown* fox jumps over the lazy dog.
 
The word "brown" will not be read.
 
Reader will just say:
 
The quick fox jumps over the lazy dog.
 
Is there a regular expression for this??

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    Re: Skip certain words between two symbols characters 2014/11/17 21:18:12 (permalink)
    Yes, just remember that my speech replacements work only within one sentence. The above example with *brown* would work, because it is within one sentence. The regular expression for anything between two stars is:
     
    \*.*\*
     
    If you only want to restrict the word contained between the stars to letters (so that e.g. something with numbers or even a space would not work:
     
    \*[a-z,A-Z]+\*
     
    etc. I could help more if I knew specifically what you need to do. Thanks!
     
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