[fouad796]

+1 for the regex support,

Reason is for dynamic URLs, for example where you need to calculate some value

Please, provide an example.

<item>
<title>Test</title>
<link>$doregex[rtmp] playpath=$doregex[path] swfUrl=$doregex[swf] pageUrl=http://castalba.tv swfVfy=true live=true timeout=10</link>

<regex>
<name>rtmp</name>
<expres>'streamer': '([^']*)<expres>
<page>http://castalba.tv/embed.php?cid=19045</page>
<referer> http://canhome1a.blogspot.com/</referer>
</regex>

<regex>
<name>path</name>
<expres>'file': '([^']*)<expres>
<page>http://castalba.tv/embed.php?cid=19045</page>
<referer> http://canhome1a.blogspot.com/</referer>
</regex>

<regex>
<name>swf</name>
<expres>'flashplayer': "([^"]*)<expres>
<page>http://castalba.tv/embed.php?cid=19045</page>
<referer> http://canhome1a.blogspot.com/</referer>
<agent></agent>
</regex>

</item>
we can have something like :

#EXTM3U
"^#EXT-X-STREAM-INF:-1,channel name ,rtmp='streamer': '([^']*) ,path='file': '([^']*) ,swf='flashplayer': "([^"]*)"
$doregex[rtmp] playpath=$doregex[path] swfUrl=$doregex[swf] pageUrl=http://castalba.tv swfVfy=true live=true timeout=10

this is just an non working example but we need the add-on to support the regex expression to get it working

a tutorial on regex
http://www.regular-expressions.info/tutorial.html and/or http://regexone.com/