I think we should get rid of repeated_contains, and instead have a set of
boolean functions that operate on repeated types. For every boolean
function, there would be 2 corresponding boolean functions which operate on
repeated types.
the "any" version would return true if the corresponding
Repated_contains originally worked as Jason describes, exact matching. At
some point, someone thought that it should allow wildcards and do substring
matching. There was never any real discussion on what this function should
do, though. It would probably be a good idea for someone to come up with
Hi,
For me the wild card functionality is fine and functions as expected.
It's partly because of it that I expected an exact match when no operator
was in play.
Regards,
-Stefan
On Sun, Oct 4, 2015 at 10:15 PM, Steven Phillips wrote:
> Repated_contains originally worked as
I think it is reasonable to consider that a bug. We should implement the
function both as it works today and as you were originally expecting it.
Any ideas about about a good naming scheme for the two?
Unfortunately the regular contains() method does substring matching, but I
think the name