Regular Expression Question

From: Geoff Robinson (geoffr2_at_aol.com)
Date: 11/21/03

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    Hello,

    I need a regular expression that will match all files which aren't of
    two extensions. Basicly I need it to mean not *.a nor *.csv.

    The best I can come up with based on books and online sources is
    [^[*.m][*.csv]] but that doesn't look quite right.

    Does anyone know what the proper regular expression is?

    thanks for any help in advance,
    Geoff

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