_Added in 1.9.0_

*$regml([name], N, [&binvar])*

Returns the Nth [[Scripting_Regex|regular expression]] match from [[$regex]], [[$regsub]], [[$regsubex]] or from an [[Scripting_Events|event]].

_Same as [[$regbr]]._

_See also [[$regsubex]], [[$regsub]], [[$regex]], [[$regmlex]], [[$regerrstr]]._

*Parameters*

table(ktable).
|*Parameter*|*Description*|
| [name] | A named [[Scripting_Regex<notextile>|</notextile>regular expression]], if not defined result from the last [[Scripting_Regex<notextile>|</notextile>regular expression]] is returned. (optional) |
| N | If N = 0, number of matches, otherwise the Nth match. |
| [&binvar] | Adds the match to the specified &binvar instead. (changes return value to number of bytes added) |

*Properties*

table(ktable).
|*Property*|*Description*|
| .pos | Returns the match position in the text. |
| .group | Returns the group position (includes empty groups). |
| .full | Returns the full match. *(AdiIRC only)* |

*Example*

<pre>
; Search the text for the pattern '(hello)' and print the result.
//echo -ag Number of matches: $regex(Hello World, /(Hello)/) match 1 is: $regml(1)

; Prefix an event with '$' allows the use of a regular expression in the 'matchtext' field which will fill $regml with the result.
on $*:TEXT:/Hello/g:*:echo -ag found $regml(0) matches, first match was $regml(1)
</pre>