| > It seems as if something like *[6] works but not *[6]*
Remember that *[6]* will match anything, because *[6]
litterally means "any number of characters equal to '6'" ;
and 0 is included in "any number".
(the regexp equivalent would be [6]*.* ; which is identical
to .*)
There isn't yet any '[6]+' equivalent ; but this may be
added in the future
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