Concerning RegExp I have another mysterious thing to understand
If I do something like:
*Searchfor.Push("Word")Searchfor.Push("Power")Searchfor.Push("The same")For
Each searchedfor In searchfor re.Compile(searchedfor, re.utf8)Next*
The expression gest compiled. No error.
Neverthelesse, if I the same words from a file, using this expression:
*Dim Searchfor As New String[] = Split(File.Load("Strings"), "\n")*
re.Compile will not work. It will display an error message saying there is
nothing to compile. Now, if I do:
*print "@" & Searchfor[n] &"@\n"*
in both cases I will see precisely the same output. I can't distinguish one
from the other. So, why it compiles in the first case, but does not in the
second?
This is the mystery I must solve with a little help from a good soul out
there.
- fernando
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