On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 06:14 PM, Rob Kremer wrote:
The following shows the actual url to a file I want to match and this HTML code works with HtDig, which I wouldn't expect to, because / is a special character in regex and should need to be escaped with \/Yes, but for backwards compatibility, you must "escape" regex like so:
Restrict to: <select name="restrict">
<option value="/work_area/disp_ecrs/WK001374.lbl.html">
Is regex implemented for 3.20b4 for the restrict field? Documentation seems to say it is.
[regex]
The [] characters are only used on the outside of the regex and otherwise have normal meanings. But remember that previous versions of ht://Dig took string patterns for restrict fields, so forcing regex down everyone's throat seemed like the wrong way to go.
I believed that was in the documentation. What snapshot of ht://Dig 3.2.0b4 are you using?
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