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Windows 7: How to Prevent the Mouse from Waking your PC
select "hellooo" REGEXP "^h[el]+o$";
i don't know if you have the answer to your question yet, but your regexp is only look for one 'o'. The $ sign means the absolute end of the string.
You could either do:
^h[el]+o
or..
^h[el]+ooo$