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Checking files
How to load files, specify settings and run checks.
Regular Expressions
Checking for triple letters
You can search for triple letters in the source and target.

Checking files
How to load files, specify settings and run checks.
- Omissions
- Inconsistencies
- Formatting
- Regular Expressions
  - About regular expressions
  - Adding a regular expression
  - Enabling or disabling all regular expressions
    You can enable or disable all the regular expressions at once.
  - Regular expression syntax
    The regular expression engine in QA Distiller uses the Perl Compatible Regular Expressions library. This topic covers the basics of regular expressions. It is designed as a short reference guide for users who wish to write advanced regular expressions. QA Distiller warns you when you have entered an invalid expression.
  - Example: regular expression ignore errors
  - Example: regular expression pattern match
  - Checking for triple letters
    You can search for triple letters in the source and target.
  - Checking for duplicate words
    You can search for duplicate words in the source and target.
  - Checking for questionable question marks
    You can search for question marks that do not appear at the end of a segment.
- Terminology
  How to handle terminology verification.
- Search
- Command line processing
  How to use the command line to process files without the graphical user interface

Checking for triple letters

You can search for triple letters in the source and target.

Click Settings > Regular expressions > Add > Normal.
In the Pattern field, type ([a-vx-z)\1\1.
In the Report if section, select on of the following check boxes:
- Pattern is found in source
- Pattern is found in target
Click OK.