Is there a way to search tabs for 6 socket items?

I'd like to be able to highlight 6 sockets in my dump tabs so I don't have to scan for them with my eyes, is there a way to do this with search?

If they are premium tabs you could make them public & search on the trade site for 6s items you are selling.

Not sure but you could turn on the option to always show sockets when dumping.

Might help a little if no one comes with a better idea.

6 Sockets:
"sockets: ([rgbw][ -]){5}[rgbw]"

6 Links:
"sockets: ([rgbw]-){5}[rgbw]"

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yamface wrote:

6 Sockets:
"sockets: ([rgbw][ -]){5}[rgbw]"

6 Links:
"sockets: ([rgbw]-){5}[rgbw]"

This works, thank you so much.

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yamface wrote:

6 Sockets:
"sockets: ([rgbw][ -]){5}[rgbw]"

6 Links:
"sockets: ([rgbw]-){5}[rgbw]"

I tried to research how one might learn this type of information. All that I came up with was

"A full list of keywords and special syntax is unknown."

https://pathofexile.fandom.com/wiki/Stash#Miscellaneous

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Turtledove wrote:

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yamface wrote:

6 Sockets:
"sockets: ([rgbw][ -]){5}[rgbw]"

6 Links:
"sockets: ([rgbw]-){5}[rgbw]"

I tried to research how one might learn this type of information. All that I came up with was

"A full list of keywords and special syntax is unknown."

https://pathofexile.fandom.com/wiki/Stash#Miscellaneous

These are called regular expressions.

Does the OR Operator not work?

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OR Operator (|): E.g., the regex four|4 accepts strings "four" or "4".

https://www3.ntu.edu.sg/home/ehchua/programming/howto/Regexe.html

("Level: 2." | "Quality: 2.")

Doesn't seem to work. Am I missing something?

Trying to build an expression to find useful gems buried in all my gem tabs in standard.

This seems to work for gem level 16 or quality 19:

"(Level: 16)|(Quality: \+19%)"

Searching for gem level is kinda scuffed tho because the text that shows level requirement is the same exact format that shows gem level. So this technically shows gem requirement level 16 too but there's not much you can do about that.

edit: actually you can probably find the gem level based on the max exp to the next level but seeing as how gems have all sorts of different exp level thresholds this sounds like its way more of a pain in the ass than its worth.