note TheDamian Interesting how individualized mnemonic preference is. We've now had several mnemonics for the <tt>/s</tt> and <tt>/m</tt> regex modifiers, <i>none</i> of which resonated with me at all. <p>I've always preferred the one suggested to me by Uri Guttman: <blockquote> <tt>/s </tt>modifies the behaviour of a <b>S</b>ingle metacharacter (<tt>.</tt>)</br> <tt>/m </tt>modifies the behaviour of <b>M</b>ultiple metacharacters (<tt>^</tt> and <tt>$</tt>) </blockquote> 125702 125702