> When I started with jquery I advocated for this (powerful and easy to
> implement). I still think it's a good idea, but the answer at the time (last
> August, not so far back...) was that it could be plugged-in *very* easily:
>
> http://jquery.com/discuss/2006-August/009428/
> http://jquery.com/discuss/2006-August/009429/
I have now tested this plugin a bit extensively, and it works well.
Plugin:
jQuery.parse[0] = [ "\\[ *(@)S *([\\/!*$^=]*) *Q\\]", 1 ];
jQuery.expr['@']['/='] = "new RegExp(m[4]).test(z)";
Usage:
$(document).ready(function(){
$("[EMAIL
PROTECTED]/='^.*.toto.(gif|jpg)(\\?.*|$)']").css('color','red');
});
However it breaks on the [ and ] chars.
So we can't write
$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]/='^[a-z]+\\.txt']")
Also, the need for double-backslash is not perfect (but I guess this is out
of jQuery's scope, as we're using quotes-inside-quotes here).
-- Fil
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