Thanks for the info Stefan.
I did a little research on TR1 regular expressions and the only way I
found to make them case-insensitive is at the C++ level by using the
icase flag in the regex constructor (see <http://www.johndcook.com/
cplusplusregex.html#case>).
I guess I'll be adding explicit case checking to our bugtraq:logregex
properties, but that shouldn't be too hard.
- Mike
On Oct 10, 2:43 pm, Stefan Küng <tortoise..._at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Mike wrote:
> > I played around with my bugtraq:logregex value a bit and it seems that
> > removing the (?i) modifier allows it to work properly (except that
> > it's now case-sensitive). Is there another way to specify that the
> > regular expression is case insensitive?
>
> > I also tried adding /i to the end but that doesn't seem to work. If
> > there's no case-insensitive modifier, does that mean I must use
> > explicit case checking, such as ...[Ss]ee... ?
>
> TSVN 1.5 uses the tr1 regex which is now part of the c-runtime library
> (as of VS2008, SP1). Earlier versions used the boost regex engine.
> I don't know whether the tr1 regex even has a case-insensitive modifier.
> Maybe you can find some docs about that. If it doesn't support that,
> then yes, you'd have to do explicit case checking.
>
> Stefan
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